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Energy: For suppliers and end-users, deciding how, when and what to transact in competitive energy markets requires a thorough understanding of market dynamics and how decisions today will impact current and future operating profits. Price volatility and competition create material opportunities in the wholesale and retail markets. |
Renewables: Competitive energy alternatives are here to stay and will become an ever increasing percentage of supply. However, implementing an effective alternatives strategy in a traditional market requires an expert understanding of wholesale and regulatory frameworks and incentives. |
Risk: Taking advantage of energy market choices requires making trade-offs and ultimately understanding the inherent risks of those choices. Market complexity can make it difficult to understand and quantify the probability of gains versus the risks taken to achieve top results. |
International: Intense global competition demands that companies determine the optimal locations for marketing, operations and sales. When a foreign presence becomes necessary, careful consideration must be given across a broad number of dimensions to achieve success and avoid undesirable distractions and costs. |
Restructuring: Surviving in the current economic environment means balancing near term cash and capital needs with positioning for future growth. Pressures from investors, bankers and employees can make the decision-making process challenging and complicated. |
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Workable, experienced-based solutions for business leaders. Energy (traditional and alternative), risk and business development focused. International experience and extensive relationships in the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific. Strong and robust analytical approach to business development, realignment and/or restructuring. Opportunistic-biased and close partner to management. |