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Energy risk teams adapt hedging practices amid volatility

Risk managers at European power and gas firms are taking new approaches to hedging amid today’s turmoil and uncertainty. Mark Nicholls reports

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Pity the European utility risk manager. Global gas markets are roiled – once again – by armed conflict, while extreme summer weather added further volatility to spark spreads. On top of this, risk teams are dealing with the longer-term, structural implications of the energy transition.

Enormous volumes of renewables generation are changing how electricity markets behave, while longer-dated liquidity is drying up. Managing price and volume risk has perhaps never been more challenging. As a result

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