Energy Risk Asia Awards 2024: The winners
Winning firms adapt to change with exemplary risk management skills


The past 12 months have provided commodities firms with some much-needed respite from the dizzying volatility and steep price rises of previous months. However, market disruptions caused by geopolitical unrest brought a new set of challenges for commodities firms worldwide.
The 2024 winners of the Energy Risk Asia Awards demonstrated an exemplary ability to adapt their businesses to changes in established trade routes that emerged as a result of shifting global trading relationships. Many of our winning firms demonstrated a renewed focus on assessing and mitigating supply chain risk, drawing on the latest advances in operational risk and modelling.
Meanwhile, the energy transition is reshaping commodity businesses across the Asia-Pacific region (Apac) as firms strive to hit stringent emissions reduction targets and assess transition risk across their businesses and supply chains.
In these uncertain times, the future success of commodities firms will very much hinge on their ability to withstand and thrive amid unpredictable change. Deploying exemplary risk management skills will be key to this. This year’s awards showcase best practice in this endeavour as firms shore up their businesses against future shocks and forge ahead with innovative ideas and technological advancements.
Conducted annually, the Energy Risk Asia Awards recognise and honour firms with a presence in Apac that have demonstrated the very best practices in energy risk management over the previous 12 months. Our winners showcase some of the very best in innovative thinking. These firms are shaping the energy markets across Apac today, and will do so for years to come.
Commodity broker of the year
BOCI
Oil and products house of the year
BOCI
Voluntary carbon markets house of the year
Climate Impact X
Deal of the year
CTBC Bank
Environmental products house of the year
ENGIE
Natural gas/LNG house of the year
ENGIE
Corporate risk manager of the year
Engro
Commodities tech product of the year
ION Group
CTRM software house of the year
ION Group
Enterprise risk software house of the year
ION Group
Base metals house of the year
Macquarie Group
Commodity research house of the year
Macquarie Group
Commodity trade finance house of the year
Macquarie Group
Derivatives house of the year
Macquarie Group
Data & analytics firm of the year
RepuTex Energy
Climate risk advisory firm of the year
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Commodity exchange of the year
SGX Group
Innovation of the year
Shanghai Futures Exchange & Shanghai International Energy Exchange
Commodity and energy finance house of the year
Societe Generale
Freight derivatives house of the year
Theme International Trading
Iron ore house of the year
Theme International Trading
Market-maker of the year
Theme International Trading
Newcomer of the year
Topaz Technology
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Commodities technology house of the year: Topaz Technology
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Electricity house of the year: Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA)
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Winning firms showcase the value of prudent risk management amid challenging market conditions
Data and analytics firm of the year: LSEG Data & Analytics
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Newcomer of the year: Eleox
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CTRM software house of the year: ION
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Emissions house of the year: Grey Epoch
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One to watch: Fenergo
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