25-29 Jun 2012 (New York, United States)
This five-day course will give participants expertise to
assist in achieving long-term success to enhance your
company’s competitive performance.
16-18 Jul 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
This intensive three day hands-on course will provide a
comprehensive analysis of issues associated with independent electric power projects ranging from economic analysis of PPA contracts to financial modelling of projects. In working through analysis of projects, a mixture of case studies, lectures and analytical exercise will be used to evaluate electricity price forecasts, debt structuring, technology choice, cost of capital, and architecture of financial models.
16-18 Jul 2012 (London, UK)
This in-depth and practical three day course will demystify finance and cover best practices in financial analysis. By the conclusion of the course, delegates will be able to communicate easily in financial terms. They will
be able to comprehend and interpret financial information, understand the importance of cashflow, match their capital budgets to realistic targets, and accurately analyse capital investments. Most importantly, delegates will learn best practices in all of these areas.
27-31 Aug 2012 (New York, United States)
This course will provide you with a general background on economic and financial issues in the context of renewable energy investments. As cost of capital is one of the most important elements in renewable project costs, the course will demonstrate how various transaction structures affect debt and equity costs. After completing the course, participants should understand project finance terminology; the economic and financial theory that underlies different transaction structures; the motives of different parties in a transaction; and, the importance of various financial and contract provisions.
12-16 Nov 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
This course will provide you with a general background on economic and financial issues in the context of renewable energy investments. As cost of capital is one of the most important elements in renewable project costs, the course will demonstrate how various transaction structures affect debt and equity costs. After completing the course, participants should understand project finance terminology; the economic and financial theory that underlies different transaction structures; the motives of different parties in a transaction; and, the importance of various financial and contract provisions.
4-6 Jun 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
This three-day course focuses on the accounting
standards, corporate reporting and financial analysis that
relate specifically to the oil and gas industry. Case studies, financial reports, and financial disclosures from real-world oil and gas companies will be used throughout the program to enhance and reinforce learning.
17-19 Dec 2012 (New York, United States)
This in-depth and practical three day course will demystify finance and cover best practices in financial analysis. By the conclusion of the course, delegates will be able to communicate easily in financial terms. They will
23-25 Jul 2012 (Paris, France)
30 Jul 2012 - 3 Aug 2012 (Accra, Ghana)
This Financing Independent Power Projects (IPPs) and Power Stations course on IPP project finance best practice is a useful tool for lenders and borrowers alike. The course director will walk candidates through the best practices of IPP project finance and at the end of the course candidates will be better prepared to successfully navigate through the current credit climate.
24-27 Sep 2012 (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
This 4-Day course will enable participants to gain practical skills and confidence in preparing an economic situational report for any country as a key part of strategic planning for your sector. Whilst Developing a clearer and deeper understanding of the wider macroeconomy and the implications for the oil & energy industry.
planning for your sector.
10-13 Jul 2012 (London, UK)
This intensive four-day course will shows delegates how to build a power model from a skeleton model incorporating a range of Excel and applied financial techniques.
Each session focuses on a particular aspect of modelling and applies it to the case model.
18-22 Jun 2012 (London, UK)
17-21 Dec 2012 (London, UK)
This course will provide you with a general background on economic and financial issues in the context of renewable energy investments. As cost of capital is one of the most important elements in renewable project costs, the course will demonstrate how various transaction structures affect debt and equity costs. After completing the course, participants should understand project finance terminology; the economic and financial theory that underlies different transaction structures; the motives of different parties in a transaction; and, the importance of various financial and contract provisions.
11-14 Sep 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
This intensive four-day Financial Modelling in Excel for the Power Sector course will shows delegates how to build a power model from a skeleton model incorporating a range of Excel and applied financial techniques. Each session focuses on a particular aspect of modelling and applies it to the case model.
24-26 Sep 2012 (Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
This Fundamentals of Developing an Independent Power Project course will provide you with a greater understanding of: 1. The necessary conditions (legal, regulatory, market/commercial, technical, financial) for the successful development of IPPs including renewable energy projects; 2. The risk management tools and
techniques available to maximise value and to understand, calculate and manage risk in IPPs including
renewable energy projects; 3. The requirements of lenders necessary to be met to secure project financing for IPPs including renewable energy projects.
18-19 Jun 2012 (London, UK)
After a gap of 15-20 years and with the need to observe Climate Change requirements, nuclear power is now back on the agenda for many governments. The challenges, however, are daunting. Nuclear power is expensive, the funding needs huge, and nuclear projects take years to implement. Finance, therefore, will be a key issue and on the critical path for many projects. This course addresses the issues and provides a detailed understanding as to the financial difficulties the sector will face.
29-31 May 2012 (Paris, France)
19-21 Nov 2012 (Paris, France)
This intensive three day hands-on course will provide a
comprehensive analysis of issues associated with independent electric power projects ranging from economic analysis of PPA contracts to financial modelling of projects. In working through analysis of projects, a mixture of case studies, lectures and analytical exercise will be used to evaluate electricity price forecasts, debt structuring, technology choice, cost of capital, and architecture of financial models.
12-15 Nov 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
The Energy Risk Management: Mastering Volatile and Complex Markets course is a comprehensive and systematic introduction to risk management for complex energy markets. The course will detail why and how risks in energy – particularly gas and electricity - are more acute than in other traded market sectors, and how classic risk management techniques must be adapted and extended to meet these demanding conditions.
16-19 Jul 2012 (London, UK)
People coming to energy risk management for the first time are taken aback by the extreme market conditions that are commonplace in the complex markets of oil, coal, and above all, gas and electricity. Levels of volatility and basis risk are unprecedented: and there are additional risks that are unique to energy. This course shows delegates how to deploy traditional risk management tools in the challenging context of volatile energy markets, and to extend these techniques to master the unique risk characteristics of gas and electricity.
20-21 Aug 2012 (Singapore, Singapore)
This Traded Electricity Markets course is a comprehensive and systematic introduction to traded electricity markets. The course will detail why and how electricity – the most challenging of all commodities – presents complexities more acute than in other traded market sectors, and how to understand, model and manage these demanding conditions. Case studies will illustrate how companies have resolved these issues, including Centrica, one of very few companies to have made a successful entry into this most difficult of markets.
25-26 Jun 2012 (London, UK)
10-11 Dec 2012 (London, UK)
This Traded Electricity Markets course is a comprehensive and systematic introduction to traded electricity markets. The course will detail why and how electricity – the most challenging of all commodities – presents complexities more acute than in other traded market sectors, and how to understand, model and manage these demanding conditions.
21-24 Aug 2012 (Lagos, Nigeria)
Many business models fail due to poor planning,
haphazard development, inherent errors and lack
the ability to provide clear financial analysis. This course shows delegates how to build a power model from a skeleton model incorporating a range of Excel and applied financial techniques.
22-25 Oct 2012 (Paris, France)
Electricity Economics and Financial Analysis is a four day intensive, technical hands-on course in which attendees receive comprehensive instruction on the theory and practice of making price forecasts and assessing risk in the electricity generating industry.
3-7 Sep 2012 (London, UK)
This five-day course will give participants expertise to
assist in achieving long-term success to enhance your
company’s competitive performance.