Navigating the energy market

Gary Worby, managing director at EnergyQuote, speaks to Roderick Bruce about increasing energy market complexity and how end-users can achieve optimal energy purchasing

Gary Worby - EnergyQuote

Energy procurement for large industrial end-users has become a more complex and challenging task in recent months. To make an optimal purchasing decision, a buyer of natural gas and electricity is now forced to analyse a wider metric of information rather than just pure fundamental drivers and price variation of underlying fuels like natural gas, coal, oil and carbon.
As the number of influencing variables and price volatility has grown, buyers are under pressure to develop a thorough

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