INTRODUCTION
Global energy markets are shifting. Energy price hikes and dives send shock-waves across the industry and affect businesses. The energy resources and their market trends are also highly interrelated. To make good business decisions, we need to first understand the energy markets. Adam Smith once described the market as where “individual ambition serves the common good”.
This training course introduces the audience to the fundamentals of the energy markets and gives them insights for the trading and risk management of prices. It highlights the role of energy markets (including oil, natural gas, and electricity) and discusses the insights we gain from these markets to make better business decisions. It also highlights new trends (such as the emission markets). Our focus would be on key insights that support major decisions in energy investment projects.
This GLOMACS Energy Trading, Risk Management & Pricing Training Course training course will highlight:
- The energy landscape and the global energy markets
- The regional electricity and natural gas markets
- Market insights for value creation through prudent investment decisions
- Risk and uncertainty in markets
- Management of risk (including hedging strategies) and the power of forecasting
- Emerging trends: electricity, weather, and emission markets
Objectives
To succeed in the energy industry is to create value. The energy commodity markets supply information about the industry trend and the overall activity of its participants. This leads to insights that support good business decisions. Good project decisions often lead to value creation.
At the end of this Energy Trading, Risk Management & Pricing training course, you will learn to:
- Understand the trends and challenges of the energy industry
- Appreciate the dynamics of the energy markets and its drivers
- Gain insights from market dynamics to support project appraisals.
- Apply the understanding in technical and economic decision making.
- Develop models that create business insights
Training Methodology
The instructor uses a proven learning technology that has been implemented with considerable success. The training course include lectures, discussions, and guided real-world practice. The aim is to develop problem-solvers and effective decision makers rather than merely conveying information.
Organisational Impact
The main challenge in the energy industry is in good managerial decision making. The firms should be able use market insights to find (and invest in) valuable projects. This training course trains individuals that;
- Increase organization’s capabilities in analyzing and evaluating energy ventures.
- Possess knowledge and skills to draw insights from market dynamics.
- Are effective in enhancing the energy value chain.
- Have an overview of the energy business and the appeal of the projects.
- Support the prudent decision-making process.
- Open doors to further opportunities in the energy landscape
Personal Impact
Gaining knowledge about the workings of energy markets enhances one’s skills in decision making and further opens one’s perspectives. This is because these skills lead to enhancing the value of the person in an organization. The set of skills and knowledge that this training course offers prepares individuals for a more effective role within the process of project appraisals and investment in the energy business.
By attending this training course, the delegates will gain the following;
- Enhances the analytic capabilities of participants.
- Introduces the audience to state-of-the-art methods of analysis using simulation software
- Provides clarity for decision support.
- Leads to better managerial understanding (and better business decisions) using market insights.
- Empowers the participants to use the analytic skills in similar contexts.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This GLOMACS Energy Trading, Risk Management & Pricing Training Course is suitable to a wide range of professionals including:
- Managers and decision makers involved in value creation for the energy business.
- Commercial staff who would like to gain in-depth knowledge of energy markets.
- Decision makers involved in oil and gas investment.
- Analysts interested in market insights that support project decisions.
- Practitioners who aim to broaden their knowledge of the energy markets.