Through the active management of the energy procurement portfolio (Active Portfolio Management) the large energy consumer client, no longer passive within a contract run by third parties, becomes an active market counterpart, entitled to a share in the active demand and due to this, even indirecly, will be a real player in the energy market.
The EGL client, fully supported by instruments offered in the APM contract, take an important and dynamic role, reducing the risks from the traditional and obsolete approach based on the concentration of the portfolio cover once a year.
The Active Portfolio Management contract is indeed a box of possible contractual formulas enabling the client to gain access to the definitive energy portfolio structuring and operative procedures for its optimization. The detailed steps are listed below:
- Contract subscription "regulated to PUN", not binding until hedging through forward
- Progressive portfolio cover at convenient market conditions
- Possible exit from the contract, or the admission of a third supplier for a specific portion of the supply based on SPOT.
The APM contract permits the settlement of the energy surplus purchased in the Exchange or in the OTC market .
