Tradition Energy Announces 2011 Energy Market Forecast on CNBC's "The Call"

January 06, 2011

Stamford, CT, January 5, 2011 – Tradition Energy announced their 2011 Energy Market Forecast yesterday during CNBC’s “The Call” with Melissa Francis. The program was broadcast live from Tradition Energy’s Stamford office and featured President, Alan Kurzer, and Sr. Director of Market Research, and CNBC contributor, Addison Armstrong.

Mr. Armstrong provided background on the key market factors driving the price forecast (www.cnbc.com/id/15840232), while Mr. Kurzer explained how major commercial and industrial companies manage their electricity and natural gas exposure by taking advantage of energy deregulation in the U.S.(www.cnbc.com/id/15840232).

Armstrong will present the 2011 Energy Market Forecast report in more depth to Tradition clients via a web presentation later this month.

About Tradition Energy

Tradition Energy is one of the world’s largest energy procurement advisors to commercial, industrial and governmental organizations, including Fortune 500 global companies. Tradition Energy is the commercial arm of Tradition’s award-winning institutional energy brokerage division, which has eight offices worldwide, with over 300 energy specialists and has been in the energy business since 1986. Represented in 27 countries, Tradition employs over 2,500 people globally. Tradition is the interdealer broking arm of Compagnie Financière Tradition (CFT) and is listed on the Swiss stock exchange. For more information, please visit www.traditionenergy.com or

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