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Entergy-Koch reaps the benefit

While its quiet discipline made Entergy-Koch Trading one of the less glamorous energy trading houses during the Enron boom years, its steady business model is now paying off, as James Ockenden reports

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A strong balance sheet, a solid credit rating and a market full of distressed assets has left Houston-based Entergy-Koch Trading (EKT) poised to take advantage of the chaos and significantly expand its market presence. “Right now, if you have cash, it’s absolutely the best time to be in the business,” says EKT’s director of power trading, David Goodman. “I think this is one of those cycles of

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