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A long-term view of worldwide fossil fuel prices
Shafiee, Shahriar and Topal, Erkan (2010) A long-term view of worldwide fossil fuel prices.
Applied Energy
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87
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Author
Shafiee, Shahriar
Topal, Erkan
Title
A long-term view of worldwide fossil fuel prices
Journal name
Applied Energy
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Publication date
2010-03
Sub-type
Article
Year available
2009
DOI
10.1016/j.apenergy.2009.09.012
Volume number
87
Issue number
3
ISSN
0306-2619
1872-9118
Start page
988
End page
1000
Total pages
13
Place of publication
Oxford, United Kingdom
Publisher
Elsevier
Collection year
2011
Language
eng
Subject
09 Engineering
Abstract
This paper reviews a long-term trend of worldwide fossil fuel prices in the future by introducing a new method to forecast oil, natural gas and coal prices. The first section of this study analyses the global fossil fuel market and the historical trend of real and nominal fossil fuel prices from 1950 to 2008. Historical fossil fuel price analysis shows that coal prices are decreasing, while natural gas prices are increasing. The second section reviews previously available price modelling techniques and proposes a new comprehensive version of the long-term trend reverting jump and dip diffusion model. The third section uses the new model to forecast fossil fuel prices in nominal and real terms from 2009 to 2018. The new model follows the extrapolation of the historical sinusoidal trend of nominal and real fossil fuel prices. The historical trends show an increase in nominal/real oil and natural gas prices plus nominal coal prices, as well as a decrease in real coal prices. Furthermore, the new model forecasts that oil, natural gas and coal will stay in jump for the next couple of years and after that they will revert back to the long-term trend until 2018. © 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keyword
Historical fossil fuel prices
Forecasting non-renewable energy price
Long-term trend reverting
Jump and dip diffusion
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Available online 14 October 2009.
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