Energy Risk US Electricity House of the Year Award: Citi
Citi wins Energy Risk's 2011 US Electricity House of the Year Award
This year's US Electricity House of the Year award goes to Citi for achieving growth in its power business and its recent focus on alternative energy.
Citi has grown its business from three power traders in 2004 to more than 55 real-time, cash, term, marketing and trading professionals in 2010. "We added across almost every region of the country last year," says Mark Sickafoose, head of North American commodities trading at Citi. Along with five financial transmission rights (FTR) traders and
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