Our solutions range from integrating and facilitating plastic wastes to petroleum oil and gas, And from the petroleum oil and gas to hydrogen fuel cell-generated electrical energy.
DR (Demand Response) is a change in the power consumption of an electric utility customer to better match the demand for power with the supply. In DR, voluntary rationing is accomplished by price incentives-offering lower net unit pricing in exchange for reduced power consumption in peak periods. With own system, IENER_ADR, complying with OpenADR 2.0b specifications, VizbioEnergy successfully adopts the system for DR service meeting the international standard of OpenADR-based DR management. The system recruits companies and factories that want to reduce the total use of electricity for energy peak management at the government level. Then they could cut down the amount of electricity used by themselves in case of increasing demand for power and grant incentives for operation cost of electricity generation.
Our oil & gas trading team has many years of experience working with government owned producers, leading oil traders and energy multinationals. This has given us critical insight into how to put together deals, assess risks and advise on trading issues and the financing, transport and supply of oil and gas.
We advise on trading and operational disputes, covering matters of quality, quantity, contamination and shortage, and on letter of credit disputes and contracts for physical sale and purchase.
Our derivatives practice has grown out of our traditional strengths in the international trading market. Management of commodity price, freight, currency exchange and interest risks have become an everyday part of this sophisticated market. We also advise on a wide range of derivatives products.
Oil and gas energy is still one of the world’s most traded commodities and presents many challenges, not least the close association between the oil price and the politics of some of the world’s most volatile regions. This instability continues to contribute to the high level of market speculation in relation to pricing and future availability.