EDF Trading
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London, Greater London
Power Scheduler
Overview
Job Description
Job title: Power Scheduler Reports to: Power Operations Supervisor Location: London Company information EDF Trading is a leader in the international wholesale energy markets. The company manages a portfolio of assets which give it the ability to source, supply, transport, store, blend and convert physical commodities around the world. These capabilities enable EDF Trading to deliver essential asset optimisation services, risk management and wholesale market access to the EDF Group and its third party customers, helping them to realise the value inherent in their asset portfolios. EDF Trading is active in the electricity, natural gas, LPG, oil and environmental products markets. It is also active in the LNG and coal and freight markets via JERA Global Markets* ("JERAGM*"). EDF Trading is one of the largest wholesale market traders in Europe for power and gas. In North America, EDF is one of the leading marketers of gas and power, one of the main providers of generation services for power generation companies and a leading energy retailer for large commercial and industrial customers. *JERAGM is a joint venture between JERA Co., Inc. (66.67% through JERA Trading International Pte. Ltd. equity) and EDF Trading (33.33% equity). JERAGM operates one of the largest seaborne energy portfolios in the world. EDF Trading is a 100% owned subsidiary of EDF SA., one of the world's biggest electricity generators and a leader in low-carbon production. EDF Trading has around 800 employees with key offices in London, Paris, Singapore and Houston. For more information, please visit www.edftrading.com Department Power Operations Position purpose Power Schedulers provide the interface between the short term power traders and Grid Operators. Each physical trader will act on the market in accordance with a view on the OTC, capacity market and power exchanges. Power Schedulers ensure that the physical positions of EDF Trading matches the trader's strategy at the European level, to ensure no value is lost. Main responsibilities Manage short term physical electricity position in European markets through; * The submission of bids/requests for the purchase of export/import transmission rights. * The nomination of positions within countries with our trading counterparts. * The nomination of border flows to the respective Grids. Ensuring that the positions displayed in our bespoke scheduling systems reflect the reality of the trading desks' activity on the market in terms of trades being captured and export/import transmissions being correctly represented. Understand the requirements of each Grid Operator in terms of nomination format and deadlines for the various nomination types. React quickly to information from Grid Operators to avoid or minimise the impact of costly "imbalances".