Managing Complex Energy Portfolios, Risk and Capital
Monday, March 18, 2019 | Track A | 4.00 - 4.30 pm
This presentation will detail the methodology being employed by market leading corporations to change the way energy is managed, capital is deployed and sustainability goals are achieved. We will review a use case of a company's U.S. operations to highlight how energy management decisions can be viewed differently through the lens of Treasury, Finance, Sustainability, Energy, and Facilities. Then we will walk through the methodology being used to tie these stakeholders together to evaluate capital projects, renewable energy opportunities, capital investment decisions and risk management strategies. The presentation audience is corporate energy managers, sustainability professionals, procurement specialists and engineers.
Speaker
Speaker
Zachary Power
Director of Strategy, Analytics
Edison Energy
Zach advises on energy strategy development and execution for our clients, having directly contributed to large contracts across utility scale and distributed generation assets. In this role Zach works directly with clients from early stage market assessments and risk mapping through competitive supply solicitations, finance and risk evaluations, internal approvals and commercial negotiations. Zach joined Edison Energy in 2012 after studying economics at Elon University, where he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa.
Director of Strategy, Analytics
Edison Energy
Zach advises on energy strategy development and execution for our clients, having directly contributed to large contracts across utility scale and distributed generation assets. In this role Zach works directly with clients from early stage market assessments and risk mapping through competitive supply solicitations, finance and risk evaluations, internal approvals and commercial negotiations. Zach joined Edison Energy in 2012 after studying economics at Elon University, where he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa.