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[Report]
Corporate Agenda: European Utility SWOTs
Published: 2007/02
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Table of Contents
- CATALYST
- SUMMARY
- METHODOLOGY
- ANALYSIS
- Templates guide SWOT analyses and ensure consistency in company coverage
- SWOT analyses are an effective tool for quick company profiling
- Utility SWOT analyses can be broken into eight distinct issue
categories
- SWOT issues must be viewed in the context of value-chain, fuel type
and market position
- First, utilities must be placed on a sliding scale of value-chain focus
- Second, a utility' s market position and fuel focus must be identified
- Third, at least 30 separate issues must be reviewed to develop a
utility SWOT position
- There are four categories of internal factors to be considered in
utility SWOT analyses
- Control over network assets is a key strength for any utility
- Higher than average operating margins are a strong indication of
competitive advantages
- The impact of inorganic growth and restructuring is entirely
transaction-specific
- Market dominance will limit growth potential in liberalising markets
- There are four categories of external factors to be considered in
utility SWOT analyses
- Value-chain and market position determine the utility impact of
changes to market fundaments
- The impact of TPIs depends entirely on a utility' s market position
- Some utilities are poised to benefit from new carbon-capture coal
technology
- EU regulatory change disproportionately threatens incumbent utilities
- Responding to SWOT outcomes requires an ordering of resources and
priorities
- APPENDIX
- Further Reading
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Utility SWOT analyses can be broken into eight distinct
issue categories
- Figure 2: Utility context: value-chain, fuel type and market position
- Figure 3: Utility value chain
- Figure 4: Fuel type and market position: examples
- Figure 5: Utility SWOT issues
- Figure 6: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 7: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 8: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 9: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 10: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 11: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 12: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
- Figure 13: Internal factors: strengths and weaknesses
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[Report]
Corporate Agenda: European Utility SWOTs
Published: 2007/02
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