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Ending the acrimony

Most utilities support hedging to mitigate price volatility, but are not sure how to communicate the benefits of hedging to their customers. Tim Simard of RiskAdvisory offers suggestions for improving the rate-hearing process

More than 70% of survey respondents at a recent utility risk management conference in Chicago said they do not think the energy industry does a good job in communicating to its stakeholders the benefits of hedging to mitigate consumer exposure to rate volatility. Yet at the same time, 95% of the respondents felt that utilities should engage in hedging activities, with 59% indicating they

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