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EnHelix Software – Most Frequently Asked Questions and “What Is” Explanations. Free free to contact us for more questions and answers.

What is Crude Oil Trading?

The emergence of crude oil CTRM on today’s’ global crude oil business landscape is timely as crude oil trading and risk management just got easier with EnHelix. <more>

What is Natural Gas Trading?

Natural Gas Trading and Risk Management software is that category of software applications, architectures and tools that support the natural gas business processes associated with trading natural gas and liquefied natural gas and management of all its associated price and financial risks. <more>

What is LNG Trading?

LNG CTRM or ETRM or commonly refer to as Trading Software is the real-time Liquefied Natural Gas procurement software that traders use to buy or sell LNG with their counterparties. <more>

What is Petroleum or Refined Products Trading?

Petroleum Trading software improves measurement of risk and enables timely actions on pricing, volume, operations. <more>

What is Petroleum Chemical Trading?

Chemical trading and supply chain software is category of software that allows supplier and counterparties to trade and share logistics information through an integrated system. <more>

What is NGL trading?

The NGL business, like other trading organizations in the volatile commodity industry, are facing turbulent and challenging times as the global financial trends have led the close management of their risk exposure. <more>

What is Power Trading?

Physical power trading refers to purchasing and selling power between participants in the energy industry. <more>

What is Renewable Trading?

More people choose renewable power over the traditional power options that used to be in high demand. <more>

What is Coal Trading?

In coal trading, coal prices can be volatile, and traders should take this into consideration. <more>

What is Commodity Pricing?

Fluctuations in commodity can negatively impact on the commodity exchanges in particular and the global economy in general. <more>

What is Commodity Risk Management?

The volatile nature of commodity pricing makes commodity risks a crucial element in commodity trading. The market forces of demand and supply cause huge price fluctuations that can adversely affect the commodity market. Especially as these markets have become more complex by the day. <more>

What is Energy Pricing?

As it is in the openly traded commodities market, the web of factors affecting energy prices is complex. This is why the market forces of demand and supply are responsible for the fluctuations in the energy market. <more>

What is Commodity Trading Platform?

Digitization has made commodity trading much easier. How? Online commodity trading. <more>

What is Energy Transition?

Energy transition refers to the shift in the global energy sector from fossil-based systems of energy production and consumption(oil, natural gas and coal) to renewable energy sources like wind and solar, as well as lithium-ion batteries by the second half of the century. <more>

What is Commodity Hedging?

Hedging is a key practice in financial markets because it is a way to get portfolio protection which is just as important as portfolio appreciation. <more>

What is Commodity Management?

Management refers to the process of developing a methodical approach to the entire usage cycle for a group of commodities. <more>

What is DLT Trading?

Distributed ledger technology (DLT) refers to a digital system which records the transaction of assets wherein these transactions and their details are recorded in multiple places at the same time. <more>

What is Commodity Cryptocurrency?

Now that we know what “commodities” and “cryptocurrencies” mean what then is ‘crypto commodity’ or ‘commodity cryptocurrency. <more>

What is Carbon Accounting?

Carbon accounting refers to the process by which an entity measures the amount of carbon dioxide it emits. More on Carbon Accounting

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