InstaNext, a premier provider of cloud-hosted energy risk management solutions, announced today that Storm Resources Ltd. has licensed the InstaNext platform for natural gas and

Due to Diversified’s recent growth, the company has licensed the InstaNext platform to support their changing business needs and will implement numerous features that the solution offers.

InstaNext’s flexible architecture and ease of configurability paired with an outstanding customer referral, were essential in Lonestar’s decision to license the software.

InstaNext has the capabilities to allow for more timely risk management and can better meet Sable’s derivative and physical requirements.

Within the InstaNext platform, Mark to Market, Risk Management, Market Data, and Reporting can be accomplished with increased automation while reducing the error-prone nature of traditional spreadsheets.

The system will give Greenfield the ability to see their Coverage Analysis instantly, which will create a better environment to view and increase margins.

Tangle Creek was looking for a cost-effective system that could manage their hedged commodities from across the energy sector while also providing full risk management and coverage analysis.

Velvet users of InstaNext have been pleased to share that the InstaNext team has been an excellent partner to work with through the implementation process and early utilization of the platform.

Comstock reached out to a few of our existing customers and shortly after receiving feedback that we deliver what we sell, the implementation moved forward rapidly.

Fieldwood was searching for a software solution to mark-to-market its crude production hedges as well as a system that would give them the ability to have more control of their data.

Nuvista was impressed with InstaNext’s ability to manage hedging commodities from across the energy sector while providing full risk management and analytics.

The energy company was looking for a solution that would offer comprehensive reporting of their hedging program for both the financial derivative and physical production forecast sides