Artemis' Dodd: Where we are finding energy opps in 2012

ENERGY PLAYS FOR 2012

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With improving market sentiment and ‘risk on', selected global energy investments could produce double digit returns for investors in 2012, say John Dodd and Richard Hulf, co-managers of the Artemis Global Energy fund.

Uncertainties abound – not least from sovereign debt. So it is some bitter-sweet comfort to realise that one thing will not change: global demand for energy will go on rising. Estimates vary, of course. But demand is forecast to rise by 45% between now and 2035. This demand is as varied – nuclear, renewables, gas, coal, oil – as it is vigorous. And yet there are 1.4 billion people in the world today without access to electricity, some 85% of them in rural areas. So clearly there is ample scope for growth. Meanwhile, observers note a high level of spending on energy imports by many cou...

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