The energy equation

Quantitative analysis in the energy industry is undergoing a crucial transition as it moves out of the role of secondary support to sit at the heart of business decision-making. Stella Farrington looks at its advance

Quantitative analysis in the energy markets is on the verge of some very exciting developments. Not only are energy companies becoming more sophisticated in their trading and more aware of the need for quantitative analysis, but banks and hedge funds are increasingly entering the energy space and bringing more financial expertise to it.

Underpinning all of this is the growing realisation that it’s not sufficient merely to take analysis from the financial markets and adapt it for problems in the

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