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For fuel buyers, the question is practical. Will product be available at the local terminal when trucks need it? The November Energy edition of DTN Markets in Motion examines the pressures shaping that answer, from refinery maintenance and regional supply constraints to policy uncertainty and winter weather. Read this month’s newsletter for DTN’s analysis of diesel, jet fuel, and gasoline markets, plus the developments fuel buyers and distributors should watch heading into winter. Subscribe to get the monthly newsletter delivered to your inbox.

Can bad weather dampen voter turnout? Glen Krutz, a political science professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, discusses with Renny Vandewege, DTN’s GM for Weather and Climate Intelligence, what research shows about weather’s influence on voting and why even a small shift can matter in a close race. Watch the full conversation here https://bit.ly/4ijSkXR

It’s almost time for another critical #WASDE Report Recap webinar with lead analyst Rhett Montgomery. RSVP for the November 10 webinar and hear his expert analysis of the monthly USDA WASDE Report: dtn.link/47oozy #grains #agriculture #AgWebinar #webinar #AgInsights #GrainStocks #AgMarkets #USDA

Biofuel producers need more detail on their crop-based feedstocks, but gathering it doesn’t have to require a new process for growers and elevators. DTN and Veriflux joined forces to create Field Origin, a field-to-fuel compliance and traceability solution that connects existing field-level data with feedstock tracking and reporting. By combining field-level intelligence with chain-of-custody and mass-balance accounting, Field Origin streamlines documentation for renewable fuel programs such as LCFS and 45Z, supports audit readiness, and provides flexibility as requirements evolve. https://bit.ly/4imfThj

The force is strong in this one, Paul Knightley warns of the powerful El Niño already developing in the Eastern Pacific. Do. Or do not watch the rebroadcast of Climate Change: Episode II - El Niño Strikes Back on demand. There is no try: https://dtn.link/fes7c0ut Our three part webinar series, Climate Change in Action, explores how weather intelligence helps utility teams anticipate changing conditions, strengthen operational decision-making and improve resilience before weather impacts occur. These are the insights you're looking for. The final chapter in this epic trilogy is coming to a screen near you on 18 November at 3pm CET. Remember: the fear of loss is a path to the dark side...of asset protection and operational resilience for utilities unprepared for extreme weather events. Register now for this can't-miss event: https://lnkd.in/eWBYmUAu

Happening this Monday: Catch our very own David Rich's live appearance on the latest Marketers That Matter®® Visionaries series. Co-headlined by his former colleague and current Sprout Social, Inc. CMO Scott Morris, this dynamic duo join host Kathy Hollenhorst for a real-time discussion about AI's transformative role in reshaping how marketing work gets done.   Make the Choice: The New Growth Playbook for Marketers Monday, October 26 at 11:15 am PT   If you're looking for candid POVs, practical insights and actionable ideas you can put to work immediately from veteran Marketing leaders, this is a conversation you can't afford to miss. It's not too late to register for tomorrow's live session. Check out https://lnkd.in/gTpgQuRQ to snag your invite.

Time is an economic variable. Delaying a pricing decision has different consequences than delaying a routine administrative task. The same applies to an allocation change, a customer commitment, or the physical movement of fuel. That distinction should shape where we invest in efficiency. Where are people waiting for information? Where does a decision get held up before someone can act? And what does that delay mean for the business? In my latest article, I explore why efficiency deserves a place in the margin conversation. https://dtn.link/xcrjt4c4 Where do you see the costliest delays in fuel operations?

Weather doesn’t impact every part of Texas the same way. For Texas Department of Transportation, managing risk across 25 districts requires more than a general forecast. Snow, ice, freezing rain and blowing conditions can affect roadways and operations differently across the state. TxDOT implemented DTN Risk Communicator for combined district-level weather intelligence, direct access to DTN's professional meteorologists, and Emergency Operations Center support during major events. The result: greater confidence, faster decisions and more efficient resource deployment when conditions change. See how TxDOT strengthened weather readiness statewide: https://bit.ly/4e676z5

Winter weather can quickly affect grid reliability, crew safety, and restoration efforts. Join DTN on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026 at 11a.m. CT to learn how utilities use impact-based forecasting and probabilistic weather data to improve winter storm preparedness and response. https://bit.ly/4zCSa3p