This course runs across four days:
- Session 1: 12 Sept 2023 10am – 12pm
- Session 2: 13 Sept 2023 10am – 12pm
- Session 3: 14 Sept 2023 10am – 12pm
- Session 4: 15 Sept 2023 10am – 12pm
Wholesale markets are at the heart of the GB energy sector. In the drive towards net zero, there is a change in consumer behaviour and the generation mix, coupled with the impact of international markets. This means there has never been a more important time to understand the fundamentals underpinning traded markets, participant behaviours/ drivers and how to evaluate/ manage wholesale market risks.
The course explains:
- Wholesale market fundamentals
- How trading strategies are shaped to mitigate risks
- Contractual routes to execute trades/ realise value
- Market risks and practical approaches to managing them
- Ways to measure risks
- How risk metrics can inform trading strategies
The online sessions contain a mix of presentations, case studies and activities to reinforce learning and illustrate concepts.
Designed for:
- Traders and analysts, risk management specialists
- Suppliers/ generators/ investors and developers needing an understanding of how energy is valued and traded
- I&C energy managers, supplier customer account managers
- Regulation specialists/ policy makers and legal advisors
Learning & development objectives:
- Wholesale energy market design – delivering for consumers
- Market drivers and participants
- Wholesale energy market risks
- Approach to risk management
- Suppliers and generators in the wholesale market
- Measuring/ quantifying market price risk
- Overview of risk metrics and their uses, including Value at Risk (VaR)
- Future challenges and opportunities
What you can expect:
- Delegates will receive soft copies of the materials presented by our market experts
- Learning delivered by Cornwall Insight’s market experts
- Pre-course materials, including an industry glossary and short primers
- Case studies and interactive tools to reinforce learning
To book this course please click the ‘Book now’ button and pay by card or request an invoice