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This month we
will be looking at LNG economics in a short article by Tim
Madden, while Derek has unearthed the UK governments' plan
to keep UK homeowners warm over the coming winter despite
higher energy prices!
We have ten
one day public courses arranged, as well as some longer two
and four day courses, before the end of the year. Check
below to see what's available for you or your colleagues.
We hope you
enjoy your free monthly read from MJMEnergy, if you have any
suggestions or comments,
please let us know.
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The Energy Markets
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Training Dates
LNG Economics
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The Energy Markets Course
A four
DAY SEMINAR
 Gas
and power markets are increasingly complex as liberalisation
takes hold and market structures and operations change.
MJMEnergy's four-day Energy Markets Course provides a
thorough grounding in the theories, practice and operations
of gas and electricity utility businesses. The course is
ideal as an introduction for new entrants to utility
companies, gas producers and power generators, as well as
for lawyers and other firms needing to understand energy
markets.
Course aims:
To enable delegates to acquire a comprehensive understanding
of modern electricity and gas utility markets, backed up by
practical examples and workshops.
Suitable for:
• Graduate entrants to energy companies
• Experienced staff shifting into gas and power roles from
• Lawyers, consultants and regulators needing to understand
energy markets
More information.
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Training Dates
Below you will
find the list of training dates through to the end of 2008.
They will be held either at Lord's Cricket Ground in London,
or at the Said Business School in Oxford UK. For more
information click the course title.
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10th
Sept |
UK Electricity Market |
The
UK electricity market one-day seminar provides
an up-to-date overview of all the key factors and
trends in this fast-moving market. |
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18th
Sept |
UK Gas Market |
The UK gas market seminar provides an
informative one-day introduction covering all the
key areas of this complex, fast-moving market. |
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19th
Sept |
Network Code |
The Network Code course is an essential
introduction to the contractual framework of the UK
gas market, and enables delegates to understand the
concepts and practicalities of gas market operations
in Britain. |
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25th
Sept |
UK Gas & Power |
An
Introduction to UK Energy
This one-day course provides a clear overview of the
UK gas and electricity industries and is an ideal
introduction for staff without a background in the
energy sector. The course addresses the basic
principles and key commercial realities of the UK
energy markets. |
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26th
Sept |
Emissions
Trading |
Carbon emissions trading is now a global
activity, but many companies are still unsure what
the impact will be.
Understanding this new, complex and
rapidly-developing market is essential for anybody
whose business is affected by the price of carbon. |
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2nd
Oct |
UK Gas Trading & Risk
Management |
The
UK gas – trading and risk management one-day seminar
provides a practical overview of the UK gas trading
market and explores risk management strategies for
gas market players. The course includes a review of
key drivers in the UK gas market, and the popular
gas trading exercise, which gives delegates a
hands-on experience of gas trading. Risk management
workshops provide practical applications of
strategies to company positions. |
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3rd
Oct |
Gas Storage |
This one-day course provides an overview of
the key issues in gas storage, including the
rationale for storage, technologies used, storage
services and regulation, storage projects and the
crucial question of how to value storage in the
competitive market. |
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8th
Oct |
Global LNG |
Presented by LNG experts Andy
Flower and David Ledesma, this one-day course is
an ideal opportunity for delegates to learn
about the realities and challenges of this
rapidly changing business. |
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20th
Nov |
UK Electricity Market |
The
UK electricity market one-day seminar provides
an up-to-date overview of all the key factors and
trends in this fast-moving market. |
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21st
Nov |
UK Gas Market |
The
UK gas market seminar provides an informative
one-day introduction covering all the key areas of
this complex, fast-moving market. |
Two-day courses
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11th -
12th Nov |
European Gas Markets
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The EU Gas Market Liberalisation course
provides a review of gas markets across Europe,
examining the practical extent of liberalisation,
and the challenges and changes facing these markets. |
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13th -
14th Nov |
European Electricity Market |
The EU electricity market course provides a
review of electricity markets across Europe,
examining the practical extent of liberalisation,
and the challenges and changes facing these markets. |
Four-day courses
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28th -
31st Oct |
LNG Economic Modelling |
Presented through a variety of different learning
styles, the elements of this excellent four-day
course have been designed to systematically build a
good understanding of the global market and a
confident approach to LNG economics. |
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25th -
28th Nov |
The Energy Markets Course |
MJMEnergy's four-day Energy Markets Course provides
a thorough grounding in the theories, practice and
operations of gas and electricity utility
businesses. |
All of our
training courses can earn, participating solicitors, CPD
points from the law society. Attendance at any of our events
may also contribute to meeting accountancy CPD requirements
under the terms of the ICAEW's CPD policy. Please visit
www.icaew.co.uk/cpd for the ICAEW's CPD policy details.
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Economics of the LNG Market
When examining LNG economics the following key areas emerge
as important. The cost of producing the LNG, terminal
charges and shipping costs, amongst various others. However
prior to examining these areas it is useful to examine the
reason LNG exists in the market.
Natural gas as a source of energy can be found throughout
the world in abundance, the main problem has often been its
remoteness to markets. This remoteness to market created an
opening for LNG in the marketplace, providing the
opportunity to transport gas from these remote locations to
market. LNG now thrives in remote markets such as Japan and
Korea where energy resources are far away. It is a product
that allows large quantities of energy to be transported
efficiently over long distances to isolated markets. (For a
further overview of LNG and its markets read our April 2008
article LNG and the Spot Market at
http://www.mjmenergy.com/MZINE/2008/mar08lngsm.htm
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to read the rest of this article. |
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5th
Energy Risk Management
Place
and dates:
22nd & 24th of
October 08, London, UK
Telephone: +44 (0) 207 981 2504
Link: http://www.acius.net/Conferences/Upcoming?view=overview&id=65
ACI’s
5th Energy Risk
Management Symposium
will gather the energy players to address how to develop
optimal energy risk management strategies, to deliver
profit, maintain competitiveness, meet regulatory
requirements and stabilize operations. Following the huge
success of last year, this 5th Energy Risk Management
Symposium promises to be more in-depth, cutting-edge and
will cover all the latest key issues in energy risk
management, carbon trading and LNG Risk.
Our expert panel of speakers
includes
James C. Allison
of
ConocoPhillips,
Andrew Kruger
of
Evolution Markets,
Dr.
Valery A. Kholodnyi
of
Platts
or again
Dr. Jochen Handke
of
E.ON Energy AG,
amongst many others.
They
will be giving an insight on all the latest key issues in
energy risk management, carbon trading and LNG Risk.
To get a full brochure or to register
contact Melanie Mulazzi on: +44 207 981 2504 or
mmulazzi@acius.net.
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