Energy trading, in particular, is not a pure science, but a complex mix of economics, finance, markets, trading, risk management, scientific tools, and rational as well as irrational behavior of energy market participants affected hugely because of business environment, macro-economic factors, market microstructure, demand-supply forces, and political factors. In the present book review, we review the book titled Energy Trading and Investing: Trading, Risk Management and Structuring Deals in the Energy Markets authored by Davis W. Edwards and published by McGraw-Hill (Finance&Investing), which highlights the relevance, criticality, and importance of the energy trading business and offers crucial insights into organizational, capital, risk management, and quantitative modeling facets for energy trading and investing.Book: Energy Trading and Investing: Trading, Risk Management and Structuring Deals in the Energy MarketsAuthor: Davis W. EdwardsPublisher: McGraw-Hill (Finance & Investing) PublicationEdition: First Edition ISBN No: 978-0071629065Price: Rs 4615Pages: 400 PagesBinding: Hardcover