Our latest white paper addresses the Retail Energy Providers’ costly cycle of customer churn – losing customers, buying them back, and repeating the process.
CEO Peter Weigand draws on his experience in the industry to discuss the hidden costs of reliance on customer book acquisitions and win-back programs.
“The lose customers, buy them back cycle may be great for entrepreneurs flipping small retailers, but it’s a drain on the bottom line for large REP book buyers.”
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In the 6th annual update, CEO Peter Weigand and Hiroshi Okuyama, President Skipping Stone Japan, welcome EEX CEO Bob Takai to discuss the new futures market . 1:03:24
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An overview of areas we see as offering viable opportunities along with various distress opportunities.
monthly bulletin
Peter shares his top ten Japan Energy Market headlines in a nutshell, plus predictions for the coming year.
monthly bulletin
Peter discusses the top 10 US energy market headlines as the presidential inauguration approaches.
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More insights…
whitepaper

A comprehensive set of solutions aimed at finally solving the elusive gas and electric market synchronization issues.
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This 2013 think piece focuses on the big picture issues that cross regional lines and on providing a series of proposed solutions for those issues.
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Presentation from our May 2024 webinar, which can be found here: Japan Power Procurement Options and Net Zero Law Impacts
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To gauge future trends, we compared views from the U.S., Japan, and other global leaders on a variety of energy transformation topics.
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