Our Background
A global energy trader with a strong reputation as a key player serving the European and Asian market.
Arena GmbH retains a diverse portfolio of trading assets. We use a robust, analytical trading model, together with market knowledge to navigate global economic and political factors and their impact on demand, supply, and price. From our vast experience monitoring trends, we identify imbalances and leverage the markets for sustainable value at every phase.
The logistics require frequent monitoring, excellent delivery and technical prowess which we provide through our market intelligence, major shipping portfolio, and range of transport and storage capabilities. We maintain a commitment to premium quality, reliability and safety across all activities.
Our activities comprise three main areas in which we can provide expert advice on long term supply agreements
Power Plants
The worldwide demand for energy continues to grow, and every country relies on a dependable supply of power.
Since disruptions would have a major impact on businesses and the community, we are actively involved in power plant construction and management using advanced technology to ensure that new facilities are cost-efficient and meet expectations.
These projects involve substantial investment and management of time, resources, materials and equipment which our established client base trusts us to deliver in a safe, responsible and sustainable way.
Electricity
Electricity is an intangible product that must be produced and consumed instantly. Supply must balance with the demand to ensure the efficient use of resources.
Storage, economic activity, weather and many other factors often result in complex market conditions. The transmission of electricity between countries requires an established network, solid technical knowledge and experienced traders.
Renewable Energy
Renewable energy comes from natural sources or processes that are constantly replenished. There are several types of renewable energies that are produced by different sources such as the sun, wind or water.
With the advent of renewable energy sources such as solar power and wind turbines, market volatility has increased. Technological improvements to capture and storage mean renewables will be cheaper than conventional production by 2025. Agility and flexibility are necessary to maximize the remaining potential of traditional sources.