Are your Natural Gas strategies prepared for Old Man Winter? In this webinar we explain the factors that will drive natural gas prices during the coming winter and alternatives for managing the resulting Natural Gas price volatility.

This webinar highlights how measuring your organisation’s energy usage will help you improve risk management, develop informed procurement strategies, and reduce costs.

This presentation details frequent mistakes made in the procurement process and the steps that UK and EU-based companies can take to avoid these pitfalls.

This presentation discusses how organizations in Florida and Georgia can maximize natural gas procurement opportunities and reduce costs by switching to third-party supply.

This presentation discusses what signs to look for in the UK and European electricity and natural gas markets to better time procurement events, which can help reduce costs and minimise risks for your organisation.

This presentation on Energy Risk Management outlines the process of pinpointing, evaluating, and prioritising risks associated with uncertainty in the energy markets. UK and EU-based companies viewing this webinar will learn how to develop customised strategies to manage and mitigate risks for their unique organisations.

This quick presentation dives into all of the issues and upcoming opportunities that will affect future electricity and natural gas prices for ERCOT-based energy users. Topics such as potential rolling summer blackouts, coal plant retirements, electricity grid and natural gas pipeline infrastructure developments, and renewable energy are all factors that will be discussed.

This quick presentation discusses the issues and upcoming electricity & natural gas procurement opportunities for Ohio school purchasing professions due to a rapidly changing Ohio energy market landscape.

Though often overlooked and potentially having a large financial impact, energy supply agreements are frequently secured without considering how long an asset will be owned. Issues such are assignment, early termination or jeopardizing a sale should be addressed. This short presentation discusses these issues and how best in class procurement strategies take the holding period into account.

It’s been nearly 20 years since the first U.S. state deregulated its electricity market, thus breaking up the vertical utility monopoly structure and creating competition among energy suppliers. Not all deregulated electricity and natural gas markets were created equal and the status of deregulation is constantly changing. Join Tradition Energy as we provide energy buyers with an overview of the U.S. marketplace and highlight areas where competition is open and opportunities are the most plentiful.