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Energy Trading and Investing: Trading, Risk Management, And Structuring Deals In The Energy Markets

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"The essential training manual for anyone who expects to profi tably engage the energy market while avoiding the devils lurking in the details."
Kurt Yeager, former President and CEO of the Electric Power Research Institute and coauthor of "Perfect Power"

Shrinking fossil fuel supplies, volatile prices, deregulation, and environmental conservation have transformed the energy market into a major arena for making money. In response, an unprecedented amount of capital and investment manpower has fl ooded into the energy market. Older utilities are finding that their quiet, safe business has changed dramatically in a short period of time.

Now, "Energy Trading and Investing" provides a big-picture introduction to the industry along with the trading know-how and fi nancial details that every market participant needs for success.

This hands-on guidebook covers all types of energy markets--from the big-three markets of electricity, natural gas, and oil to the growing markets for liquefied natural gas, emissions, and alternative energy. It provides useful information on the interdependence of the different energy markets, who the major players are, and how Wall Street trades energy products.

"Energy Trading and Investing" features: An overview of the entire energy market In-depth descriptions of all of the major energy commodities Financially oriented discussions of how chemistry, physics, accounting, and option pricing affect trading Primers on load forecasting, tolling agreements, natural gas storage, and more A practical introduction to risk management

Written by a pioneering quant in the energy market, "Energy Trading and Investing "provides a highly disciplined and organized approach to profi ting from energy investments. This potent combination of detailed, up-to-date information alongside expert know-how thoroughly prepares you to invest and trade with confi dence in the energy market.

If you're a serious trader, you need to understand the energy markets, and "Energy Trading and Investing" is the only book you need to trade successfully in this growing sector.

400 pages, Hardcover

First published October 3, 2009

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19 reviews2 followers
July 6, 2022
I really enjoyed reading this and I learned a fair deal. If you're interested in how electricity gets delivered to your home, with a little bit of the science/engineering, a little bit of the business side of things (market structure), in language that you can understand, but also will make you think a bit and extend your knowledge, this is a great book.
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75 reviews3 followers
February 13, 2011
It's ok. To get an indept understanding of any of the subjects it is not very good however it gives a fair overview of the energy trading. It is very biased towards the american market and I missed suggestions to further knowledge.
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June 20, 2012
Well written: a high enough level that I didn't get completely lost, but also enough detail to stretch my understanding of the more technical aspects, such as Black Scholes, calculus, etc.
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March 10, 2015
One of the better books on commodities - as it goes into a bit about each energy generation method.
Feels very much like information that an energy analyst would know.
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January 5, 2017
Good, comprehensive overview of the energy markets. Not too deep in any one area. Good read for anyone new to the market or has an indirect role such as finance or accounting.
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December 11, 2019
A bit outdated but overall is a good read. You will be able to learn the fundamentals of NatGas, Crude Oil and Energy in this book
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