Electricity house of the year: Natixis CIB
Energy Risk Awards 2025: Bank launches raft of innovative deals across entire electricity supply chain
More than 40% of the world’s energy is now produced using renewables, according to think-tank Ember, and the International Energy Agency expects clean energy sources to break new generation records in 2025 and beyond. While this is a positive step towards decarbonisation, as renewable power generation continues to grow, so do intermittency and price challenges for producers and consumers.
As a major player in renewable energy infrastructure financing, Natixis CIB, the winner of Energy Risk’s 2025
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Environmental products house of the year: ENGIE
Energy giant signs raft of forward-thinking environmental deals in Apac
Newcomer of the year: Marex
Commodities and financial services firm expands rapidly across Apac region, entering multiple new markets
Voluntary carbon markets house of the year: Marex
Marex’s support of mangrove projects provides high-quality credits for clients and socio-economic benefits for local communities
OTC trading platform of the year: Marex
Marex’s Agile platform registers impressive volume and client growth in Asia
Technology advisory firm of the year: KWA Analytics
With a focus on strategy and scalability, KWA Analytics improves clients’ operations in Japanese power, biofuels and certificates
Commodities technology house of the year: Topaz Technology
Strong revenue growth, Asia focus and a unique approach to unifying physical and financial risk
Electricity house of the year: Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA)
Power company uses renewables to help Thailand attract energy-intensive manufacturers amid recent geopolitical shifts
