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Power Struggles
Assessing Seasonal Price Drivers and Energy Market Volatility
Connect with Natural Gas Intelligence and Yes Energy on Tuesday, October 8th, for a 60-minute webinar exploring the supply/demand fundamentals shaping the winter outlook for the natural gas and electricity markets.
Join our subject market experts as they...
- 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 U.S. 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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Power Struggles Webinar: Assessing Seasonal Price Drivers and Energy Market Volatility
Will the low natural gas and electricity prices seen this summer continue through the winter, or will infrastructure challenges leave some markets vulnerable to upside price risk and volatility?
Join Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI) and Yes Energy as they explore the supply/demand fundamentals shaping the winter outlook for the natural gas and electricity markets. With a particular focus on key regions in the Lower 48, NGI and Yes will discuss the recent negative pricing in the Permian Basin natural gas market and the ripple effects it’s had on power prices in West Texas. They will also dive into the potential price volatility facing the U.S. Northeast given a persistent lack of natural gas pipeline capacity.
Webinar Details:
Date
Tuesday, October 8th
Time
11:00 am CST
Featured Speakers:
Leticia Gonzales
Natural Gas Intelligence
Managing Director, North American Natural Gas Pricing
Leticia Gonzales is NGI’s subject matter expert for the North American natural gas market. In her role as Managing Director, North American Natural Gas Pricing, Leticia’s primary responsibility is to oversee NGI's Daily Gas Price Index and NGI’s Bidweek Survey, including the process for calculating, monitoring and publishing its natural gas prices. She also manages NGI’s team of market reporters and price analysts, and represents NGI at various industry events each year.
Alex Bennitt
Yes Energy
Product Manager, Live Power and Partner Content Integration
Alex Bennitt is the Product Manager for Live Power and partner content integration at Yes Energy, where he utilizes a background in market fundamentals and Live Power operations to help steer product direction. Over the past 6.5 years, Alex rotated through many roles within Live Power operations, from deploying sensors in the field, to calibrating raw sensor data, and most recently running a market fundamentals team. In his free time, Alex is an avid skier that chases snow almost year-round.
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