United States of America (Press Release) January 16, 2008 --
The transition to a nodal market structure will have significant impact on both merchant power suppliers and load serving entities serving Texas wholesale and retail customers. Understanding the significance of the changes that lie ahead and better preparing for them will ensure a much smoother and more cost-efficient transition.
Join Restructuring Today, your colleagues and our panel of industry experts on Friday, February 22, 2008 from noon to 1:30 PM CST for a live, interactive audio discussion with answers to these questions and more:
* What are the key economic and political forces driving the transition?
* How will the market changes affect the way you do business?
* How will nodal pricing and congestion revenue rights impact trading and asset management strategies?
* How will Texas nodal impact merchant suppliers and load serving entities?
* What are the best practices for Texas nodal?
* What are the day ahead and real-time instruments for Texas nodal?
* What are the hedging strategies for retail power suppliers in Texas nodal?
* What will be the impact of the Texas nodal settlement?
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Hear from these Texas nodal experts and ask them questions concerning your specific needs:
* Vikki Gates, principal of the Structure Group, has helped some of the largest regional transmission organizations (RTOs) and investor owned utilities (IOUs) in North America prepare for competition by providing project management, facilitation, market rule development, system development and implementation expertise.
* Read Comstock, director of regulatory and legislative affairs at Strategic Energy, a retail supplier of electricity products and services in competitive markets throughout the US. Comstock manages Strategic Energy activities before the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and the Texas legislature.
* Stacey Wood, principal of the Structure Group, is responsible for consulting and software service engagements for wholesale power and natural gas marketers and retailers primarily in Texas and the Midwest.
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For details and ways to register, please visit:
http://www.restructuringtoday.com/txnodal-fpress
Join Restructuring Today, your colleagues and our panel of industry experts on Friday, February 22, 2008 from noon to 1:30 PM CST for a live, interactive audio discussion with answers to these questions and more:
* What are the key economic and political forces driving the transition?
* How will the market changes affect the way you do business?
* How will nodal pricing and congestion revenue rights impact trading and asset management strategies?
* How will Texas nodal impact merchant suppliers and load serving entities?
* What are the best practices for Texas nodal?
* What are the day ahead and real-time instruments for Texas nodal?
* What are the hedging strategies for retail power suppliers in Texas nodal?
* What will be the impact of the Texas nodal settlement?
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Hear from these Texas nodal experts and ask them questions concerning your specific needs:
* Vikki Gates, principal of the Structure Group, has helped some of the largest regional transmission organizations (RTOs) and investor owned utilities (IOUs) in North America prepare for competition by providing project management, facilitation, market rule development, system development and implementation expertise.
* Read Comstock, director of regulatory and legislative affairs at Strategic Energy, a retail supplier of electricity products and services in competitive markets throughout the US. Comstock manages Strategic Energy activities before the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and the Texas legislature.
* Stacey Wood, principal of the Structure Group, is responsible for consulting and software service engagements for wholesale power and natural gas marketers and retailers primarily in Texas and the Midwest.
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For details and ways to register, please visit:
http://www.restructuringtoday.com/txnodal-fpress

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