Kpler Zurich Market Briefing
Synopsis
Join us in Zurich on November 25 for an exclusive Kpler Market Briefing bringing together senior decision-makers for a focused, data-driven session. Our experts will decode the forces shaping European power prices into 2027, from gas market scenarios and fuel switching to French nuclear availability and Swiss hydro, followed by a drinks reception with fellow market professionals.
Event details:
- Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2026
- Time: 16:00pm to 19:00pm
- Venue: Loft Zürich
- Address: Bahnhofstrasse 63, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland
Highlights
- Gas influence on European power price formation: Kpler’s scenarios for gas markets amid the ongoing conflict, and their impact on power price formation across Europe
- Fuel-switching dynamics: Beyond theoretical economics, what are we actually observing in coal-to-gas switching? Including the impact of Rhine water levels on coal logistics and generation
- French nuclear fleet outlook: Where does the fleet stand after the summer heatwave? What production losses and operational risks should be factored into 2027?
- Hydro: What water value do we expect in Q1-27, and what are the implications for Swiss and regional power markets?
- European power trading opportunities: Our take on FR, DE and CH Cal-27 and Q1-27, including Italy’s influence on Swiss prices, key regulatory developments and Kpler’s market view
Agenda
Registration
Market briefing
Networking reception
Meet the speakers
Alessandro Armenia
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.
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