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Senior Analyst, Risk Management & Electricity, GETCHOICE!

Chris Amstutz joined Choice! Energy Management, now GETCHOICE! in 2017. With an emphasis on identifying Natural Gas and Electricity market opportunities for clients, Amstutz publishes market...

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This is very real and likely understated for load growth, employment growth, etc for 2023-2024. We are having talks with large using clients daily about their intentions and plans to increase output 100+% in the U.S. in the next 24 months. Either through current site expansion or new build factories.

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Matt Chester on Sep 23, 2022

This is interesting because it makes sense on the short-term scale, but what might be the long-term implications? Are these manufacturers that much more confident in U.S. prices being more stable than European prices over, say, 2025-2030? Because I imagine this is a costly move that you wouldn't want to reactionarily make multiple times. 

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