Monterrey, Mexico – January 10, 2019 – Leading provider of comprehensive energy management solutions, Acclaim Energy, is pleased to announce that Victor Ureta has been appointed the new Director of Risk Management Mexico, effective immediately. In his new role, Ureta will manage the creation and execution of risk management strategies for all large business users of energy and natural gas.
Ureta, has been providing expert analysis, strategies and results for more than 13 years for major energy trading organizations in Europe and North America. President and CEO John D. Elder III said of this appointment, “Victor not only has extensive management experience, but also an impressive ability to develop and enact successful innovative programs to benefit clients. That experience, combined with his knowledge of deregulated markets and relevant risk management services, makes him the right person to oversee the organization’s newly integrated Risk Management Department.”
In speaking of his role with Acclaim Energy, Ureta said, “I am so proud to join this organization. Their reputation for customer focus, innovative solutions, quality service savings, has made them a valued partner for many businesses throughout North America. The Mexico team has some of the most knowledgeable and experienced energy experts who take pride in working together to help customers successfully navigate the current deregulated market. I look forward to helping them build on their reputation for results and customer satisfaction.”
About Acclaim Energy (www.acclaimenergy.com.mx)
Acclaim Energy is a Mexico-based independent, unbiased customer advocate that helps businesses across Mexico and North America minimize total energy costs and unlock value through a proven integrated energy management approach. Acclaim Energy’s suite of services includes strategic energy procurement, energy risk management, demand response, distributed generation and energy analytics. Acclaim Energy manages a customer portfolio with a total electricity and natural gas spend in excess of $1.5 billion, more than 30,000 meters and with an annual aggregate flow of more than 4.7 million MWh/year for electricity and 4.4 million Dt/year for natural gas.