Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets

Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets is a course dedicated to the new economics of power markets in a low-carbon world.

Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets covers topics such as:

• The cost structure and returns of electricity generation
• Economic & market fundamentals
• Electricity costs, prices and value propositions
• Investors, bankability and project financing
• A full-system view of electricity pricing
• Electricity pricing & market disruption
• Business case & project financing issues for new power infrastructure
• Competition, innovation, investment and the customer
• Growing and emerging challenges (and opportunities)
• Selling electricity in competitive environments
• Electricity policy in a low-carbon world

Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets brings together:

• Investors, including commercial and development banks, venture capital and private equity
• Power generators, utilities and IPPs
• Transmission/Distribution system operators (grid)
• Policymakers and policy advisors
• Large electricity users
• Power system vendors & EPC contractors
• Commercial service suppliers (law, insurance etc.)

Electricity Economics in Changing Electricity Markets will be held on 18-21 May 2021.