The Covid-19 crisis has become a major economic crisis, in which the gas & electricity industries are facing unprecedented challenges with a deep fall in consumption and wholesale prices. We will look at the facts and the foreseeable consequences for the major stakeholders; be they consumers, producers or intermediaries, as seen from the wholesale markets, in the US and in the EU.
Panelists: Jeff Makholm, Managing Director at NERA; Walter Bolz, former ‘Gas’ Vice President of European energy regulators; Emmanuel Clair, former Managing Director at Goldman Sachs; Max Luke, Consultant at NERA
Moderated by: Jean-Michel Glachant, Director Florence School of Regulation & Loyola de Palacio Chair Holder
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