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ALT Spireās Jimmy Garrison will attend Energy Trading Week Americas in Houston, October 27ā28. Graphic highlights Spireās proprietary satellite data and forecast accuracy out to 46 days.
ALT Promo graphic for Spireās Winter 2026-27 Outlook webinar on what a historic El NiƱo means for gas, power, and commodity positions through Q1. US session: October 22; Europe session: October 27. Speakers: Gerald van der Grijn and Jared Allen.
ALT Promo graphic for Spireās Winter 2026-27 Outlook webinar on what a historic El NiƱo means for gas, power, and commodity positions through Q1. US session October 22, Europe session October 27. Speakers: Gerald van der Grijn and Jared Allen.
ALT Isaias track comparison: Spireās 3 km High-Resolution Forecast alongside four ensemble forecast systems. Thin lines show individual ensemble tracks; shading indicates each ensembleās probability of the storm center passing within 120 km of a location. Black solid and magenta lines show successive Spire forecast runs, while the black dashed line shows the NHC forecast track. Data as of October 7, 15 UTC. Graphic: Spire. Forecast sources: Spire, Google DeepMind, NOAA, and ECMWF.
ALT Isaias intensity comparison: Forecast maximum winds, storm-category distribution and sea-level pressure across four ensemble systems, alongside successive Spire 3 km High-Resolution Forecast runs. The black dashed line in the wind panels shows NHC intensity guidance. ECMWF AIFS-ENS wind speeds are estimated from sea-level pressure. Data as of October 7, 15 UTC. Graphic: Spire. Forecast sources: Spire, Google DeepMind, NOAA, and ECMWF.
ALT The Spire team poses in front of our Energy Trading Week stand, with a Spire satellite model visible on a table in the background. The stand header reads "Spire. Space-powered intelligence. Stand 6." Wall panels read "See weather differently. That's your alpha." and "Your trading edge starts in space.ā
ALT A model of a Spire satellite with solar-panel wings sits on a table at Spire's booth. The dark back wall behind it reads "See weather differently. That's your alpha." Below that, a diagram shows Spire observations going into data assimilation every cycle and then into three forecast ranges: short range for storm-scale, 6-day forecasts; medium range for synoptic-scale, 20-day forecasts; and extended range for sub-seasonal patterns, 46-day forecasts.
ALT Six speakers sit on an Energy Trading Week Europe panel, including Tom Gowan, Ph.D., Spire's Director of Weather Prediction and AI. The screen behind them shows the panel title, "Managing large renewable portfolios: Evolving practices for scale," with speaker headshots.
ALT Spire's exhibition stand, with a header reading "Spire. Space-powered intelligence. Stand 6." Wall panels read "See weather differently. That's your alpha." and "Your trading edge starts in space," next to a Spire model satellite with solar panels. Attendees talk with Spire team members while a large screen shows an interactive globe displaying actual Spire satellite data titled "Every orbit. Every observation. One planet.ā
ALT Spire webinar graphic: "Inside Spire's AI-driven sub-seasonal-to-seasonal model: Forecasting the 'valley of unpredictability.'" Session times for Europe, the US, and Asia, with headshots of speakers Tom Gowan, Nachiketa Acharya, and Max Grover.
ALT Spire webinar graphic: "Inside Spire's AI-driven sub-seasonal-to-seasonal model: Forecasting the 'valley of unpredictability.'" Session times for Europe, the US, and Asia, with headshots of speakers Tom Gowan, Nachiketa Acharya, and Max Grover.
ALT Spire webinar graphic: "Inside Spire's AI-driven sub-seasonal-to-seasonal model: Forecasting the 'valley of unpredictability.'" Session times for Europe, the US, and Asia, with headshots of speakers Tom Gowan, Nachiketa Acharya, and Max Grover.