Technology Assessment: The Market for ETRM Applications

Table of Contents

• Energy Insights Opinion
• In This Report
• Introduction
• Brief Description of the Domain
• Segmenting the Market
• Purchasers of ETRM Applications
• Oil and Gas
• Utilities
• Situation Overview
• Market Conditions
• There Are Huge Swings in Commodity Prices
• Oil Takes Contango
• Natural Gas Stalls with Low Volatility
• Electricity Stays Flat
• Electronic Trading Holds Its Own
• Clearing Takes Off
• Power Trading Sees Lower Rates of Growth
• Trading Activity Expands to More Markets and Products
• Carbon Trading
• Findings
• Worldwide IT Spending on ETRM
• Oil and Gas
• Utilities
• Future Outlook
• Forecast and Assumptions
• Oil and Gas
• Utilities
• Market Trends
• Asia/Pacific
• Eastern Europe
• Latin America
• Middle East and Africa
• North America
• Western Europe
• Essential Guidance
• Actions to Consider
• Learn More
• Related Research
• Synopsis
• Table: Definitions of Application Categories for Energy Trading and Risk Management
• Table: Oil and Gas Sector and Subsector SIC Codes
• Table: Industry Sectors and SIC Codes
• Table: U.S. Power Spot Market Day-Ahead Prices ($/MW)
• Table: Worldwide Oil and Gas ETRM Spending by Region, 2007–2012 ($M)
• Table: Worldwide Utility ETRM Spending by Region, 2007–2012 ($M)
• Figure: Energy Trading and Risk Management Applications for Front, Middle, and Back Office
• Figure: Worldwide Crude Oil Spot Price FOB Weighted by Estimated Export Volume, 1Q08–2Q09
• Figure: U.S. Natural Gas Prices, 1Q08–2Q09
• Figure: ICE Electronic Trading and OTC Number of Contracts, 2006–2008
• Figure: NYMEX Electronic Trading Average Daily Volume, 2007–2008
• Figure: European Exchange Electricity Trading Volume, 2002–2008
• Figure: Distribution of Trade Volumes and Financial Value for Carbon Instruments, 1H09
• Figure: Worldwide Oil and Gas ETRM Spending Share, 2007
• Figure: Worldwide Utilities ETRM Spending Share, 2007