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Fundamentals of Retail Power Trainining Presented by Energy Managment Institute
Course Name:
Fundamentals of Retail Power
Date:
October 19-20, 2010
Location:
Omni Hotel at
Independence Park
401 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215.925.0000
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CPE Credits
This course earns 12 CPE credits.
EMI awards credit hours towards CPE and Certified Purchasing Manager status
(CPM).
Dear Energy Professional:
I would like to invite you to attend Energy Management Institute's Fundamentals
of Retail Power, held October 19-20, 2010, in Philadelphia, PA
Join EMI for this in-depth, 2-day training and gain a comprehensive
understanding of how the retail power markets work.
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With particular attention to supply issues, this program delivers
highly-focused insight into the key factors that drive success in the evolving
retail power sector. Beginners will learn the essentials while more advanced
learners will learn many finer points.
Topics covered include:
* How do the retail markets differ from traditional power distribution?
* Where has retail power advanced the furthest, and how does it work?
* How is default service provided?
* How do we supply the retail customer with power?
* What fundamental factors drive wholesale price and volatility?
* What role does weather play in driving load profiles and prices?
* What role do fuel prices play in determining prices?
* What are Locational Marginal Prices and why should I care?
* What trading tools are used in the power markets, and where can
participants find liquidity?
* How do price and load interact to drive cost and risk? How do we aggregate
this into a risk book?
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We look forward to having you join us October 19-20 in Philadelphia, PA. Please
don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
Best regards,
Sue Gregg
Energy Management Institute
i...@energyinstitution.org
Energy Management Institute, 1324 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10128
Email: i...@energyinstitution.org Phone: (888) 871-1207
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