Webinars

October 8, 11 a.m. CST

• Evaluate the potential for winter price volatility in natural gas and electricity markets, especially in regions facing infrastructure challenges and constrained supply.
• Discuss the potential for price volatility in the US Northeast due to a persistent lack of natural gas pipeline capacity, and how that could impact gas and power prices during extreme cold.
• Assess the impact of fluctuating LNG demand, including near-term maintenance slowdowns and long-term growth from upcoming export projects, on overall market dynamics.
• Explore the growing influence of solar and battery buildout on grid operations, and whether winter could become the new summer in terms of price volatility.

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October 22, 12 p.m., Japan

AI-induced data center and chip manufacturing growth, energy conservation, climate change, and electrification trends all make power demand forecasting more uncertain. Long gone are the days when demand forecasting was only a major concern during the peak summer and winter months. With the seasons changing and prevalence of weather-sensitive renewables, demand and renewables generation forecasts are now important year round.

Let us guide you through these trends during our interactive discussion at this lunch and learn. (The webinar will be recorded, and you can receive the slides and/or recording if you can't attend in person.)

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