Glendale Transit Granicus #RFP GWP ETRM Selection

City of Glendale Water and Power seeks Energy Trading & Risk Management System (ETRM)

This opportunity is for the City of Glendale Water and Power (GWP), a municipal utility in California, seeking an Energy Trading & Risk Management System (ETRM) to modernize and automate its energy trading operations. - Government Buyer: - City of Glendale, Glendale Water & Power Department - Products & Services Requested: - Energy Trading & Risk Management System (ETRM) - Supports trading of physical and financial power, natural gas, greenhouse gas emissions, and Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) - Must handle complex contracts, trade capture, scheduling, and risk management - Requires integration with internal systems and third-party platforms (e.g., CAISO, ICE, TESLA) - Includes robust data security, automation, and compliance with California regulations (RPS, GHG mandates) - Implementation, integration, support, and training services for the ETRM system - OEMs & Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to all qualified ETRM solution providers - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must integrate with multiple external and internal platforms - Compliance with California-specific energy and environmental regulations - Mandatory in-person pre-proposal meetings and software demonstrations - Comprehensive evaluation of vendor solutions including references, product details, and implementation plans - Quantities & Part Numbers: - No specific part numbers or quantities provided; seeking a comprehensive solution and associated services

Description

The City of Glendale Water and Power is soliciting proposals for an Energy Trading & Risk Management System (ETRM) to support business activities across the trade lifecycle for physical and financial power, natural gas, greenhouse gas emissions, and Renewable Energy Credits trading. The system will serve as the core platform for commercial transactions, pricing, and reference data, integrating with internal and third-party systems. The RFP outlines detailed business and technical requirements, including system design, integrations, security, support, and implementation. Proposers are expected to respond with information on their capabilities, references, pricing, and implementation plans, with a selection process including demonstrations and evaluations.

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