PJM Power Market Outlook: Where Prices Are Headed and Why
August 11, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. ET
Long-term market conditions in PJM are changing rapidly. As electricity demand grows, the resource mix evolves, and the transmission system expands, understanding future power prices has become increasingly important for development, procurement, and investment decisions.
Join Yes Energy's market experts Cliff Rose, Director of Product, and McKenzie Fowler, Director of Energy Modeling, for an in-depth look at our latest long-term outlook for the PJM market.
We'll explore the the key trends expected to shape PJM's long-term nodal outlook through 2046, identify where opportunities and risks may emerge, and discuss what these changes could mean for developers, utilities, energy buyers, and investors.
In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- Our latest long-term outlook for the PJM market and the trends expected to shape LMPs and LMERs.
- The methodology and assumptions behind Yes Energy's long-term nodal forecast, and why transparency matters.
- What distinguishes a defensible, fundamental forecast from traditional price curves.
- How to access and apply these insights to support investment, and procurement decisions.
Submit your questions in advance or bring them to the live session for answers directly from our experts.
Who Should Attend?
- Renewable and storage developers
- Utility procurement and resource planning teams
- Corporate energy buyers
- Project finance and investment professionals
- Power market analysts
- Origination and market strategy teams
Meet the Speakers

Director of Product
Cliff Rose leads Yes Energy's efforts to build products that help our customers leverage power market data to make better asset siting decisions. He has ten years of experience helping companies navigate power markets in both consulting and SaaS businesses. Outside of work you can find Cliff engaging in stereotypical Colorado activities such as skiing, running, and biking.

Director of Energy Modeling
McKenzie Fowler leads Yes Energy's electricity market forecasting team, overseeing the development and maintenance of long-term electricity market models that help power market stakeholders make informed investment, development, and procurement decisions. She brings expertise in electricity market modeling, price forecasting, energy transition strategy, resource planning, and market analysis. Prior to joining Yes Energy through the ENELYTIX acquisition, McKenzie advised clients on energy market strategy, transaction diligence, resource planning, and power purchase agreements. She holds a MASc in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Victoria and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell.