Just listening to the soporific Alistair Darling and the pre-budget statement.
High excitement as he extends the RO by ten years to 2037 - which should at least give a boost to companies exposed to ROCs (Novera springs to mind, and I think it means that companies which substantially don't meet their obligation under the RO (Eon, RWE, British Energy, Centrica based on 2006/07 RO data) might face more costs than they thought at this point yesterday.
Don't forget shares can go down as well as up, and I'm not licensed to give investment advice etc
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