Evaluating credit & market exposure

credit risk maze

Many non-residential retail energy consumers need protection from volatile energy prices but are struggling to remain creditworthy. Today’s combination of increased energy volatility, increased counterparty credit risk and constrained capital, requires retail energy providers (REPs) to determine judiciously when and how some retail energy consumers become too risky to accept as customers. The purpose of this article is to identify and integrate key criteria in evaluating the creditworthiness of

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