An upcoming seminar in Philadelphia, organized by Research and Markets, will delve into the complexities of the U.S. electric power industry, with a particular focus on the integration and development of renewable energy sources. The event is designed to educate participants on various aspects including grid structure, renewable energy project opportunities, and the intricacies of ISO auctions and financial transactions in the energy market. Attendees will gain insights into overcoming challenges in renewable energy development, understanding market dynamics such as locational marginal pricing and distributed energy resources, and navigating federal versus state regulatory conflicts. This training session aims to equip industry stakeholders with the knowledge to navigate and contribute to the ongoing energy transition effectively.

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Sources:Simply Wall St“U.S. Electric Power Industry, Renewable Energy, ISO Markets, and Power Transactions Course: Learn the Different Ways Power is Bought and Sold (Philadelphia, United States – Nov 4th – Nov 5th, 2025)” from Research and Markets on GlobeNewswire (published 20 October 2025)

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