Out now: Energy Pricing Systems, 2024: Market Update and Vendor Landscape
This report provides a comprehensive and structured view of energy pricing, looking at pricing models across all asset classes and geographies. It will analyze pricing models supplied to network gas and network power, as well as bulk commodities, refineries and the different underlying asset classes within bulk commodities (oil & gas, etc.).
The report also covers pricing and analytics models for futures and options trading and renewables. There will also be a separate category for contract analysis, a major theme this year - particularly complex contracts.
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