energy markets course
DESCRIPTION
Enterprises, governments, regulators, investors, financial institutions and of course energy companies should be abreast of developments in the deregulated energy sector as these can severely affect daily operations. Not only on board strategic level but also on a tactical and operational level. Specifically for the latter the Energy Delta Institute developed the programme Introduction Energy Markets. Central theme in this programme is the energy transition with a focus on the end customer. Participants will gain a clear insight in the functioning of the entire energy value chain from gas and electricity production, transport infrastructures and various markets up to perhaps the most important actor: the end customer who is paying for all activities in the energy value chain. http://www.energydelta.org/mainmenu/executive-education/introduction-programmes/energy-marketsTRANSCRIPT
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About the programmeThis four day introductory course addresses and integrates key economic, institutional and development aspects of European energy markets. In addition, the programme provides insights in energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, and explains environmental challenges to be overcome. Moreover, the subject of future smart grids and smart cities is covered in the course.
Target audienceThis course is designed for participants who are relatively new to the energy business and/or professionals from different institutions related to the energy industry:
• Consultants working in the European energy industry• Professionals entering or moving into European gas and/or
INTRODUCTION PROGRAMME EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKETS
electricity markets• Project coordinators • Strategy advisors• Industry professionals, who seek for an evaluation and update of the developments within changing European energy markets• Regulatory affairs and relations officers/managers
Upon completion of this course, the participants will be able to:• Illustrate the dynamics of the European energy industry• Explain supply and demand of both EU gas and electricity markets• Assess geopolitical and regulatory frameworks of energy markets in Europe• Anticipate the challenges and opportunities of building sustainable future cities• Assess the future of a single integrated EU energy market
16 - 19 NOV E M BER 2015
BRUSSELS, BELGIU M
Get acquainted with modern European gas and electricity markets
T +31 (0) 88 11 66 800F +31 (0) 88 11 66 899E [email protected] www.energydelta.org
About Energy Delta InstituteEnergy Delta Institute (EDI) is an international energy business school. Through a rich variety of energy education programmes and networking activities we prepare energy professionals for challenges they face in their dynamic environment. EDI was founded in 2002 by GasTerra B.V., N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie, OAO Gazprom, Shell and the University of Groningen, later joined by A.Hak and EBN. The energy community has come to appreciate EDI both as a platform of knowledge exchange between partners and participants alike. The changing energy world is forcing energy companies to innovate in order to stay competitive. In addition, the energy sector is confronting the possibility of a growing shortage of qualified personnel in the coming decades. The sector has only one choice: to invest in knowledge.
Our programmes and events respond to this urgent need, and focus on the economic, management, legal and geopolitical aspects of energy business. All dates, locations and prices may be subject to change.
Sharing the Energy of Knowledge.
Topics of the programme include:• European gas and electricity production• Introduction to the elements of EU energy institutional regimes • Policies and regulations of the EU gas and electricity networks• Renewable energy and energy efficiency targets and directives• A single European market for natural gas and electricity • Key aspects and the future of smart energy grids• The latest technological developments for energy generation and transport
Certification Participants of the European Energy Markets course will receive a certificate on behalf of the University of Groningen. This course will contribute to your continuing professional development.
Investment€ 3.200,- (accommodation costs and VAT excluded)
’’In this introductory course we assess the entire energy value chain in the context of economic, environmental, energy policy and technology developments. In just four days you will be updated on the current status and the expected outlook of the energy sector in the EU.’’
Theo FensKey lecturer of EEM, Senior Research Fellow at TU Delft, Director at TFECo
BV Energy Consultancy, Associate at Driven by Values, Former board
member World Energy Council NL chapter, former Shell EP