Energy markets in North America are changing at a breathtaking pace. The drive towards renewable energy is in full swing, with state-of-the-art renewable generation assets and advancements in battery storage providing greater output and reliability than every before. Development of carbon capture and hydrogen projects are reducing the carbon footprint of the hardest-to-decarbonize industries. At the same time, the traditional fossil fuels industry continues to grow, providing the same bedrock stability at home, as well as fueling the growth of emerging markets – all while reducing their own carbon footprint through advancements in technology, biofuels and participation in environmental markets.

However, ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Europe have the potential to inflict chaos, as does the prospect of one of the most tumultuous US presidential races in the nation’s history. Energy trading technology, led largely by advancements in Artificial Intelligence and other automation technologies, are increasing the pace at which the market does business. And, as the world markets become more connected, the potential for disruption by “outlier” events is higher than ever before.

Energy Trading Week Americas tackles the issues that are shaping the energy industry. Taking a cross-commodity approach, this must-attend annual gathering is the place where the industry gathers to discuss the issues shaping the market, through multiple comprehensive content tracks, including: