Are there any reports, current documents, and reports related to the nuclear sector and SMR that you can recommend, as well as a synthesis of the nuclear situation within WEO 2025?

I've just uploaded a new energy report in the Classroom section (6.2) on recent developments in commodity markets, specifically on European diesel prices and the dramatic price movements we've seen in recent weeks. The report includes price charts and detailed analysis suitable for understanding both the immediate drivers and longer-term structural vulnerabilities in refined product markets. Sources: Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Financial Times*, LSEG *mainly: https://www.ft.com/content/684c70a8-91de-4b4b-9148-b42d48559d1d

Which companies/institutions do you follow for sector developments, reports and bulletins?

At this stage in my career, there are certain skills I need to learn and develop quickly. Since I want to move into the Quant department, I'll need to work primarily on forecasting electricity markets and understand the dynamics of these markets. Our Quant department typically focuses on demand forecasting, generation forecasting, and price forecasting. Your courses in the Classroom section cover a variety of areas, and I appreciate for all of them. However, since I need to progress quickly in these areas, do you have any alternative pathway you can recommend?

Below is the Python code for a Forward Contract n Python. The code is in PDF format (for copy paste)t and in ipynb form. This code isfor figuring out how much an oil trade will cost. You give it two basic pieces of information: the price of one barrel of oil and how many barrels you want to buy. Then you can add extra costs like shipping fees, insurance, or storage. The code also lets you apply discounts (if you're buying a lot), add taxes, include broker fees, and even convert the final price to a different currency. It calculates everything step-by-step and shows you each cost as it goes, then gives you the final total price for your oil purchase.