Water risk powers fear-then-greed coal trade- AntonyMCurrie
in the three months to the end of September compared to the same period last year in large part because rain cut off access to three of its mines for days at a time. Investors immediately sent stock in both the company and rival New HopeThat’s despite excessive rainfall being a regular feature in the region over the past couple of years thanks to La Niña weather conditions.
Such indifference to water risk in the energy sector is common, with scarcity causing problems with hydropower, and few paying attention toThis time, though, investors quickly worked out the other side of the trade: a drop in coal supplies that is likely to push prices even higher than the record A$581 a tonne Whitehaven reaped last quarter. Not only did that erase the losses, Whitehaven shares were up almost 2% in afternoon trading.
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