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Power prices across Europe continued to rise in June. Baseload power for 2006 delivery rose by 19% in Scandinavia, by 18% in the UK and by 13% in Continental Europe. The main driver for the rise in power prices was the sharp increase in EU emission allowance prices from 19 to 28 Euros per ton during...

Please refer to the PDF document link below in order to view the article on the power demand/supply situation in Switzerland, which was published in "Finanz und Wirtschaft" on July 9, 2005.

In the second quarter EIC’s Net Asset Value per share (“NAV”) increased by 6.6% to CHF 15.72 per share.

Please refer to the PDF document link below in order to download the article on the power sector and the EIC Energy Utility Fund, which appeared on June 16 in the Newspaper "Cash".

Energy utilities remain attractive. Please refer to the PDF document below in order to view the article, which was published in NZZ on June 13, 2005.

Please refer to the PDF document link below in order to view the article on the EIC Energy Utility Fund, which was published on June 3, 2005.

The EIC Energy Utility Fund reached another all-time high, coinciding with its second birthday: As per May 31, 2005 the NAV of the fund equaled to CHF 60.81, up 52% since inception on June 4, 2003. During the two year period, the fund outperformed its benchmark by 8.9%. Please refer to the PDF docum...

In conjunction with the second anniversary of the EIC Energy Utility Fund, the asset manager EIC Partners AG issued a media release today. Please refer to the PDF document link below to view the releases in either German or French language.

Forward power prices in Europe hit record highs during the month, driven by rising natural gas and emission allowance prices. European CO2 emission allowances traded at 15 EUR/ton, up by almost 60% since the beginning of the year.

In the first quarter, EIC’s Net Asset Value per share (“NAV”) remained practically unchanged at CHF 14.75 per share. During the period, EIC stream-lined the portfolio further.