Shifting Electric Commodity Price Action Leading to Increased Risk in Electricity Supply Chain

Video: Shifting Electric Commodity Price Action Leading to Increased Risk in Electricity Supply Chain
 
Businesses are facing increased risk in the electricity supply chain. Why? Because electricity futures prices have become more volatile, while, at the same time, disassociating from traditional price drivers. The result – less certainty about future price direction. Hence, more risk tied to decisions about when and how to buy electricity.
 
A video (see link below) by Brad Foster provides further insights into these dynamics. Coming soon is a follow up video that will address additional cost risks tied to measures that ensure electric grid reliability amidst changing supply and demand dynamics.
 
Video: Shifting Electric Commodity Price Action Leading to Increased Risk in Electricity Supply Chain