The famous fifty

To celebrate Energy Risk’s 10th birthday, we have created the Energy Risk Hall of Fame: a group of individuals whose commitment and contribution to energy markets makes them a foundation of this business. Introduced by James Ockenden

The themes for Energy Risk’s Hall of Fame 2005 are commitment and contribution to energy markets.

Commitment means taking risks, and withoutexception our celebrated individuals have taken great personal and business risksin their careers. Our list includes the frontiersmen and women who really initiated this business – who took early ideas and concepts and shaped them into real markets that today have had a significant impact on the world’s trade. Many of these people took a leap of faith

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