The future of ETRM

As generation, trading and retailing companies come out from under the dark cloud to prepare for what looks to be a brighter future, one issue has become critical – the need to upgrade outdated ETRM systems with 21st century architecture, portfolio valuation techniques and integrated plant communication

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Since deregulation began, many energy asset owners and trading companies havebeen getting by with patched together IT systems, often rooted in a maze of inefficientand static spreadsheets or first generation systems that have failed to meetthe needs of both the physical and financial markets. Now that the US and Europeanmarkets seem to be showing signs of settling, many of the sustaining and emergingenergy trading companies are re-evaluating their strategies and taking a criticallook at

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