About the Course
The global power sector is being reshaped by electrification, the rise of natural gas, and renewed focus on nuclear as dependable baseload. Demand from AI, digital infrastructure, and transport electrification is surging, heightening the pressure for energy security and rapid capacity growth.
While renewables expand, dispatchable sources, gas, LNG, and nuclear, remain vital for balancing grids and stabilizing prices. Market volatility, shifting price signals, and evolving regulation are redefining how projects capture value and how investment decisions are made.
This 3-day course offers a practical, integrated view of power, gas, and nuclear markets, covering how prices form, how trading and contracts influence revenue, and how volatility shapes risk and opportunity. Participants will gain actionable insight into the commercial, technical, and policy forces driving today’s energy transition and capacity expansion.
Learning objectives:
- Regional Strategy: Understand Americas approach to managing power demand/supply.
- Capacity & Demand: Analyze AI-driven power demand and the need for firm power and BESS investment.
- Gas and Nuclear: Evaluate the continued role of gas and the evolving technologies in nuclear in reliable power generation.
- Infrastructure: Analyze the impact of SMRs, Natural Gas, and grid modernization on energy security
Rates
- Early Bird Rate: $4,050 (ends September 15)
- Regular rate: $4,295
- Virtual rate: $3,800
- Group discounts available: Contact us to learn more.
Venue
S&P Global - Houston
1111 Bagby St Ste 2200, Houston, TX 77002