Stamford, CT, February 25, 2015 – Tradition Energy presented its 2015 Energy Market Northeast Outlook today at The Institute for Supply Management – Connecticut (ISM-CT) Association, monthly meeting. The meeting was hosted by ISM-CT member, Hubbell, Inc., and held in their Shelton, Connecticut, facility.

Tradition’s Energy Market Outlook is one of the many products produced by its Market Research Group.  In these reports, based in part on its proprietary primary wholesale market research, Tradition sets out its energy price and trend expectations for the exclusive use of its clients.

Derek Salvino, Vice President, Market Research, presented to members of the ISM-CT Association, which is comprised of over 400 supply management professionals from the State of Connecticut.

The Outlook Report is the companion document to Tradition’s 2015 Energy Market Price Forecast, which was originally presented to Tradition Energy clients via a live webinar on January 14, was localized for the ISM-CT market.  The Forecast contained price estimates for all major energy commodities including natural gas, electricity, oil, gasoline and ultra-low sulfur diesel (formerly known as heating oil).  As an introduction to the Forecast, Tradition also gave the group an educational presentation on the wholesale and retail energy

For information about Tradition Energy’s Market Forecasts, Contact:

Tradition Energy, Scott Merrell, Sr. Director, Marketing, 713-609-9922 Scott.Merrell@TraditionEnergy.com

About Tradition Energy
Tradition Energy is one of the world’s largest and most experienced full-service energy management consultants serving more than 1000 commercial, industrial and governmental clients ranging from Fortune 500 global companies to medium-sized businesses to local municipalities.  Tradition Energy is part of the Tradition Group, a leading global institutional broker of financial and commodity products.  Tradition employs over 2,400 people in 28 countries around the world and is publically listed on the Swiss stock exchange (CFT). www.Tradition.com