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Using Weather-Adjusted Load to Track Market Demand Trends

September 22, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. ET Register Now

In historically mild regions, such as the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and New England, air-conditioning adoption has traditionally been low. But as summers grow hotter, electrical load patterns are shifting sensitivity to heat in measurable ways.

Watch this on-demand webinar with Yes Energy Senior Product Manager, Ben Perry, and learn:

How to evaluate electricity demand sensitivity to temperature over time.
What shifting temperature sensitivity could mean for trading in markets like ISO-NE and the developing CAISO EDAM and SPP Markets+.
How temperature impacts power demand.
How changes in the relationship between temperature and power demand can be measured.
Where temperature sensitivity has been changing the most recently.

Meet the Speakers

Senior Product Manager

Ben Perry is the Product Manager for Forecasting products at Yes Energy. He came to Yes Energy at the beginning of 2024 after 10 years as a Demand Forecasting Analyst at TESLA, Inc. He now focuses on building forecasts and tools that explain and predict what’s happening on the grid.

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Using Weather-Adjusted Load to Track Market Demand Trends

In historically mild regions, such as the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and New England, air-conditioning adoption has traditionally been low. But as summers grow hotter, electrical load patterns are shifting sensitivity to heat in measurable ways.

Watch this on-demand webinar with Yes Energy Senior Product Manager, Ben Perry, and learn:

Meet the Speakers

Ben Perry, Yes Energy

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Using Weather-Adjusted Load to Track Market Demand Trends

In historically mild regions, such as the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and New England, air-conditioning adoption has traditionally been low. But as summers grow hotter, electrical load patterns are shifting sensitivity to heat in measurable ways.

Watch this on-demand webinar with Yes Energy Senior Product Manager, Ben Perry, and learn:

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