10:00 AM | Check-in

10:30 AM | Opening & Sponsor Remarks

10:45 AM | Welcome to New York: Opening Address

11:00 AM | Market Outlook: Pricing, Weather & What’s Next
This market update will provide a practical overview of current power and natural gas pricing, forward-market expectations, weather, load trends, and the most significant legislative and regulatory developments across NYISO and ISO-NE.

11:45 AM | Lunch sponsored by Freepoint Energy Solutions

1:00 PM | Fixed Price, Moving Target – Managing Capacity Risk
Changes in capacity markets are reshaping customer costs and challenging what “fixed price” really means. We’ll discuss where exposure can still show up, how brokers and suppliers can better understand and explain those risks, and the practical role of contract structures, managed products, demand response, and longer-term planning.

1:45 PM | Beyond the Meter – The New Energy Toolkit
Expanding solar and storage goals are creating new opportunities across the market. We’ll connect that larger shift to practical customer strategy, including how batteries, demand response, onsite generation, and flexible load can reduce costs, improve resiliency, and manage capacity exposure. We’ll also get practical about project economics, incentives, interconnection, implementation, and the role we can play in bringing these solutions to customers.

2:30 PM | Networking Break

3:00 PM | Meeting the Moment – Powering Solutions Through Uncertainty
Growing demand and tightening supply are changing how customers need to think about price, reliability, and procurement. This fireside chat will explore what it takes to bring dependable supply online, how volatility is showing up across New York, and what brokers should help customers consider now as they balance cost, reliability, and flexibility.

• Moderator | Young Kim: Principal, ERCG
• Dan Jerke: V.P., Energy Management, Competitive Power Ventures (CPV)
• Cole Maccioli: V.P. of Sales, CPV Retail

3:30 PM | Raising the Bar: Broker-Supplier Partnerships That Perform
Strong broker-supplier partnerships are measured by what happens when it is time to execute and when market conditions test the relationship. This conversation will examine the communication, responsiveness, transparency, and operational support required to move deals forward and serve customers successfully. Panelists will discuss RFP data and submission practices, contract expectations, change-in-law and cost pass-through disputes, and how brokers and suppliers can resolve disagreements while preserving strong customer relationships.

4:15 PM | Closing Remarks

4:30 PM: Networking Reception sponsored by Constellation