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Fredrik Bergström of dcRenewables discusses how to maximize profits from wind power investments in cold climates. He explains that electricity markets are deregulated and pricing is volatile. Risk management involves analyzing risks and ways to handle them such as eliminating, accepting, or controlling risks. The presentation aims to provide insight into profiting from electricity market volatility and maintaining high availability of wind power production.
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- 2. Passion for energy Fredrik Bergström How to create black figures from windpower investments in cold climate Fredrik Bergström Business Manager Danske Commodities Renewables 2
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