Energy supply is a business like no other. Often selling customers an unlimited amount of a product for a fixed price, when the cost of supplying it isn’t known until delivery occurs – and can even change afterwards. To say you need to be on your game to avoid the waves is an understatement.
So you’ve got a great product that customers want. It’s developed and ready to go.
In a market with so many ‘consultants’ all wanting to offer you an energy contract, how can you choose the best one?
Contingent risks in the electricity market
What’s the best way of reducing the impact of climate change?
Potential consequences and outcomes of market reform
How the global shutdown could impact supply contract terms