We turn reliable fuel into electricity, then move that power to where it is worth most.
Power trading, generation feedstock, and grid flexibility, run off the same fuel supply chain we already control.
One desk, from feedstock to firm power.
Most electricity still starts as a molecule we already trade. That lets us price the fuel and the power together, hold a position through delivery, and stand behind it. The book stays disciplined: physical where it makes sense, hedged where it protects the counterparty.
We buy and sell electricity so both sides get a firm price.
We trade power across connected markets, physical delivery alongside hedged positions. Generators get a home for their output. Buyers get supply at a price they can budget against, from day-ahead through the forward curve. Risk is priced before it reaches the counterparty, not after.
- Physical power tradingFirm offtake and supply across day-ahead and forward horizons.
- Hedging & risk managementPositions structured to lock price and cap exposure before delivery.
- Cross-market accessOne desk reaching connected power markets and their liquidity.
The fuel behind the megawatts.
We supply and structure the gas and LNG that feeds generation, from combined-cycle plants down to distributed and standby units. Because we already move the fuel, the feedstock contract and the plant's dispatch schedule can be planned as one. That keeps supply matched to how the asset actually runs.
- Gas & LNG feedstockStructured supply matched to a plant's dispatch profile.
- Support for independent power producersFuel contracts sized for IPPs building new capacity.
- Distributed & backup generationDependable supply for smaller sites and standby assets.
Keeping the grid steady as it goes green.
More wind and solar means more swing between surplus and shortfall. We hold balancing and peaking supply for the hours the grid runs tight, and pair it with storage-linked positions that shift energy from cheap to valuable. The effect is firmer output from intermittent renewables, without a plant left idling to insure against them.
- Balancing & peaking supplyCapacity held for the tight hours when demand outruns supply.
- Storage-linked flexibilityPositions that move energy from surplus periods to peak value.
- Firming intermittent renewablesCover that turns variable wind and solar into dependable delivery.
Bring us your load, or your output.
Whether you need firm power, feedstock for a plant, or cover for a variable grid, the desk will price it and stand behind the contract.