ETRM Systems, 2024: Market Update and Vendor Landscape

This report evaluates ETRM systems that provide front-to-back, asset class-specific and geography-specific coverage, and considers the full energy trade lifecycle. Its main focus is power.

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Unveiling the Future of Energy Trading: Dive into our new report "Energy Trading Risk Management Solutions (ETRM) 2024"! Discover how the landscape is evolving from single ETRM systems to dynamic, integrated ecosystems. In a fresh take, Matt Stover, Senior Research Specialist, shares that the ETRM field is being redefined by its diversity and the move towards subsystem components that enhance the overall ETRM ecosystem. This shift provides the necessary agility to incorporate advanced data analytics and adapt swiftly to volatile markets. With energy markets becoming more volatile and complex, the demand for sophisticated market data, credit risk management, and analytical tools is skyrocketing. Our ETRM 2024 report delves deep into these needs, evaluating vendors across various scenarios from front to back office, specific asset classes, and geographical considerations. Watch our discussion with Matt Stover to get insider insights into the transformative trends shaping the ETRM space. Download the full report today and stay ahead in managing the challenges of an ever-evolving energy market: (report link) Get equipped to navigate the complexities of energy trading with confidence and precision! #EnergyTrading #RiskManagement #ETRM2024 #FinancialAnalytics #EnergyMarkets
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The energy trading and risk management (ETRM) solution space is expanding alongside growth in third-party analytics. But ETRM systems face growing pressure to address the many variations between physicals and financials trading across asset classes and geographies. At the core of Chartis’ latest ETRM research is the evolving architecture of the ETRM ecosystem. This is moving away from the notion of a single ETRM solution to a broader ecosystem made up of independent components.

This report evaluates ETRM systems that provide front-to-back, asset class-specific and geography-specific coverage, and considers the full energy trade lifecycle. Its main focus is power; Chartis’ commodities trading and risk management (CTRM) report (which publishes in tandem) will examine other energy and non-energy commodities. 

For readers to gain a complete and accurate perspective on the market and its vendors within the context of our ongoing research, we strongly recommend they cross-reference the 2024 ETRM and CTRM reports, and also refer to our energy pricing report.

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