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This Month we
take a look at LNG Economics, as an introduction to our new
four-day training course.
We would also
like to introduce our newest team member Tom Wolstenholme,
more below.
Our list of
training dates for 2008 are looking a bit thin as we
approach the end of the year. If you want to join us for any
of the courses below, don't delay, they are filling up fast! |
LNG:
Changing Markets.
Training
Dates
Our New
Team Member
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LNG:
changing markets, changing economics
 MJMENERGY
is starting a new format of longer three or four-day
courses, the first of these LNG Economic Modeling is coming
up in Oxford, UK on the 28-31st October 2008. So
we thoughts we’d take the opportunity to give an
introduction to our longer courses by considering some of
the issues surrounding LNG economics.
For nearly forty years since
the birth of the international LNG trade in 1964, liquefied
natural gas (LNG) tended to be considered an expensive
alternative to pipeline gas, suitable mostly for linking gas
sources and markets where laying gas pipelines was
unfeasible or uneconomic such as supplies to Japan from
Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, Alaska and the Middle East,
or deliveries to Spain from Algeria and other suppliers.
Although LNG deliveries grew fairly steadily from the 1970s
and 1980s, explosive growth has occurred from the late
1990s, driven both by economics and supply/demand issues.
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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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5th November |
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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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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Meet the newest member of the MJMEnergy
team.
Tom
Wolstenholme is working with us to help develop the
administration of our training programmes and to assist with
research projects associated with MJMEnergy consultancy
work.
Tom left
Oxford University in 2007 with a degree in Mathematics after
previously studying at Worthing College in Sussex.
 As
you can see, his interests outside the office are largely
involved in getting wet! Yes, that’s him in the photo.
As a
professional paddlesport coach, he loves the challenge of
rough water and regularly offers the benefit of his skills
to aspiring canoeists.
Tom is also a youth leader in his local church and finds the
work both rewarding and challenging, but really enjoys
helping others to realise their full potential and press on
to achieve the things of which they’re capable. That’s
pretty much what we enjoy too, so Tom fits in well as part
of the team at MJMEnergy! |
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