El Niño outlook: Drivers, risks & consequences into 2027
Synopsis
Weather forecasting is essential for anticipating shifts across global markets, and one of the biggest climate drivers to watch right now is El Niño. Originating in the Pacific Ocean, this phenomenon can trigger extreme weather events around the Pacific Rim and beyond. Join Kpler experts as they break down how El Niño works and examine what it means for this winter and into 2027.
What you'll learn
- What El Niño is and how it forms
- How the phenomenon has evolved over 2026
- What global impacts to expect this winter and into 2027
Meet the speakers
Audrey Montegut
Audrey Montegut is a Meteorologist on Kpler’s Power team, where she leads Power Weather Insights, combining meteorological data and market intelligence to clarify developments across the European energy landscape. She started her career in the power sector using machine learning for generation and demand forecasting, followed by two years creating weather-driven decision tools for agriculture, cosmetics, and animal welfare. Audrey joined Kpler almost four years ago, applying her data science expertise for the power market before shifting into weather analysis.
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