Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Energy Insights Opinion
- In This Report
- Brief Description of the Domain
- Figure: Energy Trading and Risk Management Applications for Front, Middle, and Back Office
- Table: Definitions of Application Categories for Energy Trading and Risk Management
- Methodology
- Segmenting the Market
- Table: Utility Sector and Subsector SIC Codes
- Findings
- Worldwide IT Spending on Energy Trading and Risk Management Applications
- Figure: Worldwide Energy Trading and Risk Management Spending by Region, 2005
- Situation Overview
- Current Situation
- Figure: North America Price of Crude Oil per Barrel, 2Q05-1Q07
- Issues Impacting Technology Investments
- Liquidity of Markets
- New Regulatory Standards for Energy Trading and Risk Management
- Credit Rating Pressures
- Increased Acceptance of Electronic Trading and Clearing
- Introduction of New Markets
- Availability of New Tradable Products
- Segmenting the Market
- North America
- Figure: North America Electricity, Natural Gas, and Coal Prices, 1Q05-1Q07
- Figure: NYMEX and ICD Electronic Trading and Clearing Number of Contracts, 2004-2006
- Figure: NYMEX and ICE Electronic Trading and Clearing Revenue, 2004-2006
- Western Europe
- Figure: European Exchange Power Trading Volumes - Electricity, 2002-2006
- Eastern Europe
- Middle East and Africa
- Latin America
- Asia/Pacific
- Future Outlook
- Forecast and Assumptions
- Table: Worldwide Utilities Energy Trading and Risk Management Spending by Region, 2005-2010 ($M)
- Market Trends
- North America: Fuels Management Getting Attention, Emissions Trading on the Horizon
- Western Europe: Emissions Trading
- Eastern Europe: Adoption of Packaged Applications, Emissions Trading
- Latin America: Adoption of Packaged Applications
- Asia/Pacific: Emerging Economies Drive, Emissions Markets Expected
- The Middle East and Africa: New Trading Exchange
- What to Watch
- Essential Guidance
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Synopsis
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