In the ever-evolving landscape of the energy sector, risk mitigation stands as the keystone for sustainable growth and stability. The “Navigating the Currents” panel brings together leading experts in energy procurement, hedging and trading to delve into surviving market volatility. This session will explore the latest methodologies in identifying, assessing, and managing the multifaceted risks inherent in the trading of natural gas and power.
Panelists will discuss advanced analytical tools and risk assessment models that forecast market movements and help shield their operations from potential disruptions and losses. Discussions will extend to risk management strategies and tactics, from the utilization of derivatives and hedging to innovative insurance products to maximize market opportunities and provide a blueprint for attendees to understand how leading firms navigate inevitable market uncertainties.
As the energy market continues to integrate renewable sources and digital technologies, the panel will also provide a forward-looking perspective on the impact of these shifts on risk profiles and trading strategies. Attendees will leave with a comprehensive understanding of how to turn risk management into a competitive advantage.
Join us for an illuminating discussion that promises to empower energy professionals with the knowledge and tools to master the art of risk mitigation.
How Ignoring Winter Storm Uri Lessons Could Devastate ERCOT and Retail Energy Firms
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As the energy sector braces for what might be the hottest summer on record, retail energy firms must urgently draw lessons from their harrowing experiences during Winter Storm Uri. Specifically, the risk assessment team can utilize historical book valuations of their ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) book of business before, during, and after Winter […]
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Navigating the Turbulence: How Retail Energy Providers Can Enhance Customer Value in a Dynamic Market
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The retail energy market is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by technological advancements, regulatory changes, and fluctuating energy prices. For retail energy providers, this volatility presents both challenges and opportunities. But to stay competitive in an ever-evolving landscape, energy providers must first and foremost adopt strategies to meet and exceed shifting consumer preferences and expectations. A […]
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Unlocking the Power of APIs: How Retail Energy Can Learn from Commercial Insurance
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Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of the Retail Energy industry, the imperative for efficient, real-time communication is undeniable. The transformative potential of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) is evident across various industries, with Commercial Insurance being a prime example of significant strides made through API adoption. Bold Penguin, a leading insurance technology company, stands out […]
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Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC Nominates Seven Suppliers for Annual Award Amidst Retail Energy’s Largest Gathering
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These seven nominees have not only thrived amidst market turbulence but have also consistently demonstrated their commitment to sustainable practices and community contribution”— Jack Doueck HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, March 12, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Today, Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC proudly announced the esteemed nominees for its “Competitive Energy Supplier of the Year Award.” This prestigious recognition […]
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Risk Mitigation in the Retail Energy World
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In the wild and constantly changing terrain of the retail energy industry, the need for robust risk mitigation strategies only gets more critical. Factors such as escalating commodity volatility, extreme weather events wreaking havoc, strained transmission grids, higher than recent history interest rates plus congested gas pipelines mean the sector faces a long list of […]
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Energy Marketing Conferences Welcomes Michael Lee, CEO of Octopus Energy, as Keynote Speaker for EMC21 in Houston
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HOUSTON, Feb. 07, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC is pleased to announce that Michael Lee, CEO of Octopus Energy, will serve as the keynote speaker for its 21st semi-annual Energy Marketing Conference (EMC21). The event will be held at the Hilton Post Oak Galleria in Houston, TX, from March 18 to 19, 2024. Octopus […]
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Spring Conference in Houston Hosted by Energy Marketing Conferences Attains Carbon Neutral Status
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NEW YORK, NY, USA, February 1, 2024 — Energy Marketing Conferences (EMC) announces its commitment to achieving a carbon-neutral status for the upcoming 21st Energy Marketing Conference (#EMC21). The event is scheduled for March 18-19, 2024, at the Hilton Post Oak in Houston, Texas. EMC is set to offset a total of 73 metric tons […]
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How the Inflation Reduction Act is Changing the Energy Storage Supply Chain
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To meet its ambitious climate goals, the U.S. must develop 100 gigawatts (GW) of energy storage by 2030. While energy storage capacity in the U.S. tripled last year, the market has only made a small dent with just more than 4.6 GW of operating storage. That’s a lot of ground to make up. Considering energy […]
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Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC Announces the Winners of the Competitive Energy Awards at EMC19
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The nominees are leaders in our industry who have survived & thrived during one of the most turbulent markets in decades—their commitments enabled them to overcome adversity & grow their businesses.” — Jack Doueck NEW YORK, NY, USA, March 23, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — Energy Marketing Conferences, LLC announced the winner of the “Competitive Supplier of the Year […]
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Retail Energy Providers – It Is Time to Ditch Your Current System?
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Change can be intimidating – but ultimately, you are putting more at risk by holding on to aging technology and processes. As the retail energy industry matures, the systems and processes that worked in 2002 – or even 2012 – often no longer make sense. Our products and regulations have changed, as have our processes […]
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