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Economic regulation is needed in areas where no functional competition is possible.
this training course explores the principles and practical use of financial and investment analysis in the energy industry. In addition, it describes the role and application of asset valuation concepts and methods to estimate cost of capital.
Economic regulation is needed in areas where no functional competition is possible. For example, electricity networks constitute a natural monopoly and requires regulation to limit monopoly pricing and to set incentives for efficient performance.
Other activities like generation and supply, which are not natural monopolies, can become de-facto monopolies due to various limitations, and also require regulation. For example, the provision of such services is potentially contestable given the presence of multiple providers in the specific relevant market. However, the competitive provision of such services in response to market demand may be limited due to specific legal requirements, limited market size, limited number of companies or existence of operational constraints.
This training course explores the principles underlying economic regulation including the regulatory fundamentals, price and quality regulation methods, as well as the routines to set revenue and tariff for regulated services. In addition, it describes the role of efficiency analysis and its application in regulation.
The conceptual part of the training will be supported by comprehensive practical exercises throughout the course.
This training course covers six focus areas which touch upon topics related to these aspects. The modules build up on each other and guide participants step-by-step through the content:
Each module is accompanied by examples and practical exercises.
Financial accountingFinancial analysisFinancial modellingAsset valuationInvestment analysisCost of Capital
17 - 19Februar |
Energy and Finance 2025-01-01 |
Buchen |
05 - 07Mai |
Energy and Finance 2025-05-05 |
Buchen |
Further dates upon request
Day 1:
4 hours (including break): 9am – 13:00 CET
Day 2:
4 hours (including break): 9am – 13:00 CET
Day 3:
4 hours (including break): 9am – 13:00 CET
1.700 € per person (before 01.01.2025) for 17.02.2025 Training 1.950€ per person (after 01.01.2025)
1.700 € per person (before 01.04.2025) for 05.05.2025 Training 1.950€ per person (after 01.04.2025)