European Wholesale Electricity and Gas Market Trading
Benefits of the Course
Who should
attend
The course is open to staff of the National Regulatory Authorities as well as to representatives of other public/private organizations. Thanks to the breadth of content, and its multi-disciplinary approach, participants with all levels of experience are welcome to attend the course.
Valuable insights
The CEER – Energy Traders Europe course is a great training opportunity to deepen your knowledge in the field of energy regulation and trading in Europe. Through hands-on, real case activities and practical examples participants will explore the key aspects of trading in the wholesale electricity market, from price formation to portfolio management. An overview of trading in the wholesale gas market will also be provided, including short- and longer-term trading, LNG trading and storage.
Key take-aways
Practical Info
What's included?
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CEER Academy Certificate
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Real life case studies
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Hands-on assignments
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Access to rich materials
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Group work activities
Fees & Details
- Format: Onsite
- Preparation hours: 6
- Days of training: 2
- Training hours: 13.5
- LEVEL: A
- Course fees:
€960 or 2 training credits for members;
€1,200 for non-members - Language: English
Location
Registration Deadline
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
Course Context
The Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER), in collaboration with
the Energy Traders Europe (formerly EFET), is organising a unique in-person
course on “Energy Trading in Europe” on 3-4 December 2024. This
year's edition will cover both electricity and gas trading, REMIT from a market
perspective and energy derivatives. Additionally, it will offer a trading floor
visit and practical trading simulation sessions.
Attendees will be provided with a clear understanding of trading in electricity
market and price formation, including an assessment of the effects of recent
regulatory changes. It will be followed by a session discussing trading in the
new markets on hydrogen and emissions. Next, the sessions on the wholesale gas
market presents the gas trading, including LNG trading and current challenges. Finally,
participants will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on trading
simulations which provide the ideal learning effect by means of practical
application of the theoretical knowledge in energy trading.
In the second day, the course will focus on this year changes in the
legislation for the supervision of the market, REMIT, from trading’s and NRAs' perspective. The session is followed by a discussion over the energy
derivatives and the trading compliance requirements. The training ends with a
visit to the trading floor of a large energy utility.
Course Outline