Energy One had been actively making acquisitions – particularly in Europe, for a period of time and has since been focused on leveraging those acquisitions and building up a strategy and organization to support it that involved both software, services and, in particular – operational outsourcing. Recently, Energy One’s Mitch Exon took me through its’ strategy, which revolves around being a one-stop shop in energy. In essence, Energy One has created an ecosystem of software and services that supports the entire lifecycle for short- and long-term traders in energy that includes trading, short-term trading, risk management, scheduling & dispatch, settlement and invoicing combined with the ability to provide certain outsourced services on behalf of the client on a 24/7 or out of hours basis. Today, Energy One is a leading supplier of software and services in the energy sector, listed on the ASX, with offices in Europe and Australia and over 350 customers with installations in 19 different countries, according to Mitch. Essentially, it is a one-stop shop supplier across the supply chain with a complete ecosystem of software and services. This includes loading external data of various types including time-series, through ETRM and short-term automated trading and market access,… continue reading