Energy markets are entering a renewed phase of tension, as Europe faces tightening gas balances and growing uncertainty around LNG supply. At the same time, power markets are starting to diverge from widely held pricing assumptions, challenging conventional views across key European hubs.
Join us in London on April 28 for an exclusive Gas & Power Market Briefing bringing together senior decision-makers for a focused, data-driven session. Our experts will explore Europe’s gas outlook heading into Summer 2026 and decode power price formation across Germany, France and the UK—highlighting the signals that matter most for positioning and risk.
Start your day with fresh insights, direct access to Kpler experts, and the opportunity to connect with peers over breakfast.
8am: Registrations, coffees & tea on arrival
8:30am: Gas & Power Market briefing
9:15am: Q&A
9:30am: Breakfast & networking
10:30am: Event concludes
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Ronald Pinto is an energy professional with 14 years of industry experience, blending engineering and international relations expertise. As a Principal Insight Analyst for LNG & Natural Gas at Kpler, Ronald shapes short-term outlooks for European and American gas markets by analyzing fundamentals and geopolitical trends. With a background in energy policy in the energy transition context, Ronald brings a holistic perspective to market analysis, driving strategic decisions for industry stakeholders.

Alessandro Armenia leads Kpler's Power Analytics team. He is responsible for the Power Insight product, combining market pulses, weekly trading calls, weather reports, and monthly forecasts to help market participants navigate the complexities of European power markets. His career began at TotalEnergies, where he developed expertise in energy modelling and techno-economic analysis. Today, he focuses on power markets across France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, and Spain. Beyond analytics, Alessandro is a natural communicator: he speaks five languages, is learning Arabic, and previously hosted the InnoStation podcast for two years, connecting with more than 15 founders and CEOs shaping the future of the energy sector.