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2023 PJM Market Update for your business

2023 PJM Market Update for your business

During NRG’s PJM market update webinar for customers, moderator Al Lussier, and speakers Allison Chough and Neal Fitch discussed PJM electric and natural gas fundamentals, purchasing strategies as well as the regulatory environment.

Watch the webinar

Hear from our speakers to better understand:

  • Hear from our speakers to better understand:
  • PJM electric and natural gas fundamentals
  • Pricing and purchasing strategies
  • PJM 2023/2024 Base Residual Auction (BRA) results
  • The regulatory environment and how it impacts energy markets

Read the Q&A

Review our Q&A for more detail on topics discussed during the webinar, as well as questions that we couldn’t cover during the live event.

Download the Q&A

Speakers

Allison Chough - Client Strategy Manager, NRG Energy, Inc.

 

Allison Chough is a Client Strategy Manager on NRG’s Strategic Client Services team working with Midcontinent retail commercial and industrial customers. Allison has over 12 years of energy industry experience and a strong background in customer service. In her role, she provides a strategic approach to commodity electric and natural gas purchasing, grid programs like demand response, on-site generation, energy efficiency, and sustainability to help clients meet their energy needs. Allison has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Finance from Hawaii Pacific University.

Neal A. Fitch - Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs, NRG Energy, Inc.

 

Neal A. Fitch is the Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs for NRG Energy, Inc. He leads the team responsible for wholesale regulatory matters across the Eastern electricity markets in support of NRG’s diverse generation, retail, demand response, and renewable interests. Since 2001, Neal has held regulatory roles dealing with competitive wholesale and retail market design issues across multiple markets. Neal has a Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics from the University of Kentucky.

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