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Summary
In the wake of an easing global energy crisis, US natural gas and coal prices have fallen to pre-pandemic levels. Combined with greater premiums on reliability, a more competitive gas and coal generation fleet could mean higher valuations, fewer retirements, and increased market share. Is it enough to turn the tide of advancing renewable generation?
Join our experts as they provide a market update of US fossil and green power generation from our latest Q2'23 power forecast release.
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Speakers
S&P Global
Steve Piper
Director of Energy Research
Steve Piper is Director of Energy Research with S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Katherine Nelsonn, PhD
Senior Analyst Energy Research
Katherine (McCaffrey) Nelson, PhD is a Senior Research Analyst with the S&P Global Commodity Insights Energy Research team, creating the Market Intelligence Power Forecast for CapIQ Pro.
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Tony Lenoir
Senior Research Analyst, US Renewables
Tony Lenoir is an analyst with the S&P Global Commodity Insights Energy Research team.
Moderator
S&P Global Commodity Insights
David Harley
Senior Product Manager, MI Energy
Steve Piper is Director of Energy Research with S&P Global Market Intelligence. He has been with the company since 2009. Steve specializes in market price forecasting, economic feasibility assessment, demand forecasting and environmental analysis.
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