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Overview
The Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets course is designed for professionals involved in electricity generation, trading, and policy-making. It offers a comprehensive examination of the economics of power generation, addressing key factors that influence costs and pricing in a rapidly changing market landscape. Participants will explore the impact of liberalized markets, renewable energy integration, and decentralized power systems.
Course Structure
The course consists of four live online sessions, each lasting three hours, where participants will engage with experienced instructors and fellow attendees. The sessions will cover:
Power Project Economics: Understanding cost structures, financing, and the influence of global and local variables on project viability.
Power System Disruption: Analyzing economic impacts on electricity costs and prices, including the role of peak demand and price volatility.
Creating Value from Capacity: Exploring revenue streams from power capacity and the monetization of grid services.
Competition and Innovation: Discussing market structures, retail tariff innovations, and the challenges faced by stakeholders in competitive environments.
Benefits of Attending
Participants will gain valuable insights into the economic drivers of electricity markets, enhancing their ability to navigate the complexities of the energy sector. The course is tailored for senior executives, policymakers, and investment decision-makers, providing a clear and business-focused introduction to the subject.
For more information and to register, visit the InFocus International website.
