Pool Pass-through and DSM Opportunity and Risks in New South Wales

Posted by Michael WilliamsThursday 17th March 2016  3:39 PM   Topic: Uncategorized

Mike Williams, our guest author, has returned to post some more analysis on the specifically-focused demand response site about the opportunity and risks with pool price pass-through strategy and DSM in New South Wales.

About our Guest Author

Mike Williams Michael Williams is the founder and CEO of Altus Energy Strategies.Altus Energy Solutions helps energy intensive enterprises to significantly reduce energy costs and risks by matching operational needs to the large range of energy supply options that exist in any market. Altus Energy develops very different strategies to the solutions offered by retailers who take a vanilla approach to their bundled energy supply offers.

Those retailers are never able to fully understand customer idiosyncrasies and must protect their margins with built in risk premiums.

Further background to Mike can be found on Mike’s LinkedIn profile .
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