Job Description:

A Manager of Power Trading is responsible for managing the buying and selling of electricity, optimizing risk, and maximizing profit within a power trading operation. They may also be involved in business development, market analysis, and compliance with industry regulations, according to sources like iimjobs.com and TotalEnergies.com.

Key Responsibilities:
Trading:
Structured Power Trading: Developing and executing complex power transactions, including pricing, hedging, and risk management.
Portfolio Management: Building and managing a profitable and risk-balanced portfolio of power products.
Market Analysis: Monitoring market trends, identifying opportunities, and assessing risks.
Risk Management: Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating risks associated with power trading, including market volatility and regulatory changes.
Business Development:
Chance Identification: Identifying and pursuing business prospects for power supply, such as open access power deals.
Client Engagement: Building and maintaining relationships with clients,



including utilities, government organizations, and other power trading partners.
Tender Preparation: Participating in and preparing bid documents for tenders of Open Access power supply.
Compliance and Governance:
Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring compliance with industry regulations and standards.
Reporting and Analysis: Developing and implementing risk and P&L; reporting, and providing market intelligence.
Process Improvement: Improving efficiency of trading systems and processes.
Team Management:
Leadership: Leading and mentoring a team of power traders and analysts.
Communication: Communicating effectively with stakeholders, including internal teams and external clients.
Strategy: Contributing to the development and implementation of trading strategies and business plans.

Examples of Specific Tasks:
Developing and implementing hedging strategies to protect against

📌 Open Access Raipur (India)
🏢 Vinayak Outsourcing Works
📍 India