Building
liquidity now!
AUDIO CONFERENCE ON CD
Presented on July 9, 2004
Your
price: $150
Energy trading is coming back. Every
big utility CEO knows
that there's no money
in back to basics and
as the cloud over the
industry begins to pass
the trend gathers steam.
An
example is TXU's new CEO
John Wilder taking over
TXU with a splashy announcement
of a joint venture with
Credit Suisse First Boston
to build an independent
national energy trading
entity, the first IOU
lunging away from back
to basics since the Enron
crash.
Given
the credit crunch, Wilder
senses a need for smaller
and mid-size utilities
and merchant generators
to find trading partners.
And
another is Michael Morris,
AEP CEO telling an EEI
financial conference
recently in New York:
"We
as an industry need to trade electricity.
It is going to happen. We
have excess generation. What are
we going to do with it?"
Find
out answers to questions like these
on this audio CD:
•
As the energy trading market is
restored, how will liquidity be
addressed?
• Are RTO markets run fairly and
do they foster markets or do they
need to be fixed?
• How soon can we expect a credit
and clearing house to be set up?
• Is the choice of congestion path
being used to manage the market?
• What is America's best chance
to get back liquidity? What has
to be done?
Expert
Speakers:
•
William Hederman, director
of FERC's Office of Market
Oversight & Investigations,
is charged with keeping wholesale
energy markets honest. For him,
boosting confidence in markets is
a commitment.
•
Robert Levin, senior vice
president research at the New
York Mercantile Exchange, is
widely respected for his knowledge
of markets.
•
Robert Hayes of Trade
Spark (Cantor Fitzgerald) is
a veteran electronic broker with
special insight into trading issues.
•
Becky Kilbourne, marketing
and regulatory affairs executive
of the North American Energy
Credit & Clearing, is devoted
to risk management and liquidity.
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