The Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER) in collaboration with the European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET) is delighted to organise a unique online course on "European Wholesale Electricity and Gas Market Trading" on 23-24 November 2020. This year's edition will include both electricity and gas trading and especially simulation sessions. This course is ideally suited for experts from National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs). Representatives from other organisations are welcome to attend.
NRA experts who register for this course will be granted free access to the EFET online Energy Markets Training Programme.
Programme overview:
- Review the brief history of the liberalisation of the European energy sector.
- Discuss trading in different timeframes in the wholesale electricity market, price formation and management of a portfolio of power assets and contracts.
- Discuss trading in the wholesale gas market, including short term trading and trading the green attributes of renewable and low carbon gases.
- Examine impacts of the coronavirus measures on trading in the wholesale electricity and gas markets.
- Explore the overall management of various types of risk in an energy trading business and trading under the EU ETS.
- Participate in interactive and interesting simulation sessions to acquire deeper insight and knowledge of trading in electricity and gas, trading strategies, trading technicalities, order book, the impact of market liquidity and volatility on the behaviour of traders.
Course fee: reduced course fee with online format.
Course Director: Mr Mike Bostan, EFET Coordinator Training and Education Programmes, Member of CEER Training Academy Advisory Board.
Please go to the CEER website to check the detailed programme, course fees, scholarships and register by 16 November 2020.
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