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SUMMARY:Register Now for the Energy Workforce & Technology Council Power Markets Program – Dec 10, 2026 – Houston, TX
DESCRIPTION:Power Markets: What Energy Leaders Need to Know\nDate: December 10, 2026\nTime: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Central\nLocation: Opportune\n711 Louisiana Street, Suite 3100\nHouston, TX 77002\nAbout the Course\nRising electricity demand, grid reliability concerns, and changes in power markets are creating new business considerations across the energy industry. As data centers, artificial intelligence, manufacturing, LNG, electrification, and infrastructure development accelerate demand, understanding how power markets operate is becoming increasingly important for energy companies.\nThe Power Market Is Now Your Market is an advanced, practical course facilitated by Dan Romito of Opportune LLP. The program will examine how evolving electricity markets affect the broader energy sector and where companies can identify new commercial opportunities.\nWhy Power Markets Matter Now\nU.S. electricity demand is projected to increase by 136 billion kilowatt-hours by 2027, an amount equivalent to the annual power needs of approximately 13 million average American homes. Globally, the International Energy Agency projects that electricity generation for data centers will grow from 460 TWh in 2024 to more than 1,000 TWh by 2030.\nThese developments are bringing the technology, power, and energy industries closer together. An integrated approach to the energy mix, including natural gas and other generation sources, will play an important role in meeting growing demand while supporting grid reliability.\nFor leaders in oil and gas, energy services, technology, equipment, and infrastructure, understanding these connections can help identify new markets, partnerships, and opportunities for growth.\nWhat Attendees Will Gain\nParticipants will develop a more practical understanding of:\n\nPower Market Fundamentals: How grid structures, pricing signals, reliability requirements, and market dynamics influence the electricity sector.\nNatural Gas and Reliable Power: Why natural gas remains important as electricity demand increases across data centers, LNG facilities, and industrial operations.\nPolicy and Permitting: How regulations and permitting processes affect power generation, transmission infrastructure, and commercial opportunities.\nTexas Electricity Demand: The state’s expanding data center market and the anticipated need to significantly increase ERCOT grid capacity by 2030.\nOil and Gas Opportunities: Where the energy and power sectors intersect through direct customer engagement, technology deployment, commercial strategies, and partnerships.\nIndustry Communication: How to lead more informed discussions with customers, utilities, regulators, investors, technology providers, and internal leadership teams.\n\nWho Should Attend\nThis course is designed for professionals who need to understand changing energy demand and how their organizations can respond, including:\n\nExecutives and commercial leaders\nBusiness development and strategy teams\nOperations and finance professionals\nPolicy and regulatory specialists\nTechnology providers\nEmerging and high-potential industry leaders\n\nProgram Schedule\n\n9:00 AM – 3:00 PM: Educational program\n3:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Networking reception\n\nRegistration Fees\n\nEnergy Workforce Members: $650\nNonmembers: $750\n\nThe course is open to both members and nonmembers. Energy Workforce memberships are held at the corporate level, so attendees should check the Membership Directory to confirm their company’s membership status.\nEmployees of member companies who need to register at the member rate but do not have an established login should contact meetings@energyworkforce.org.\nSponsorship Opportunity\nProgram Sponsor: $5,000 per organization\nSponsors will receive recognition during group sessions, on the event webpage, on signage at graduation, in pre- and post-event articles, and across social media channels.\nCancellation Policy\nRefund requests must be received by November 4, 2026. All cancellations are subject to a 5% processing fee.\nJoin this practical industry program to better understand the changing power market and the opportunities emerging across the energy landscape.\n
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