Hedging crude oil or natural gas when the market hits a producer's target price is neither a way to manage price risk nor to maximize the price received at the well head. "We don't want to hedge until prices move back to $3.00/MMbtu or $55/BBL," is...
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This post is the fourth in a series where we are exploring (no pun intended) how oil and gas producers can hedge their exposure to crude oil, natural...
This post is the second in our series covering energy hedging myths. The first post, Energy Hedging Myths Demystified - Part I, is available via this...
As energy trading and risk management advisors, we regularly receive inquiries regarding if, when and how a company might hedge their exposure to...
This post is the third in a series where we are exploring how oil and gas producers can hedge their exposure to crude oil, natural gas and NGL...
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This post is the third in a series where are addressing the fuel hedging strategies most utilized by commercial and industrial fuel consumers. The...
This post is the second in a series where we are explaining the most common fuel hedging strategies utilized by commercial and industrial fuel...
Financial derivatives do not always provide satisfactory risk mitigation. Your risk profile may be more deeply exposed to risks beyond commodity...
We recently complied a list links to a slew of resources for data and information related to energy hedging and risk management: CME/NYMEX, ICE,...