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There has been a recent upswing in the fortunes of energy risk software industry. And that is reflected in this year’s expanded technology vendor guide, making it the definitive guide to energy software and technology available

Rumours of industry consolidation seem to have been exaggerated. Without changingour approach to the vendor directory, we’ve seen more than 60 companiesenter, against just over 30 last year and less than 30 in 2002.

So why the sudden doubling in entries? If we may allow ourselves a plug, in partit is due to comments made last year by vendors claiming the Energy Risk TechnologyGuide is what “drives industry shortlists”. Last year’s guidewas the most definitive guide to energy software and

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