Energy Markets and Regulations

Course	SE-850-EMR
Semester	20243
ETCS	3
Core	No

Year	1. year
Semester	Fall 2024
Level of course	N/A
Type of course	Elective
Prerequisites	No prerequisites.
Schedule	No schedule found.
Lecturer	No lecturer found.
Content
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the dynamics of modern energy markets, focusing on policy and market regulation primarily within the United States and Canada. It aims to equip students with an understanding of electricity pricing, market oversight, and the influence of liquid and gas fuel markets on the energy industry. Led by Professor Moore, with contributions from guest lecturers from industry and public regulatory institutions, students will engage in a course that blends theoretical knowledge with real-world insights.
Learning outcome - Objectives
Upon completing the course, students will be able to: •Understand the structure and dynamics of modern energy markets in North America. •Gain insights into electricity pricing mechanisms and market regulation. •Explore the role of liquid and gas fuel markets in the broader energy sector. •Analyse the impact of regulatory policies on finance, investment, technology, consumer behaviour, and market changes. •Compare and contrast different regulatory models and the economic tools used for their implementation. •Critically assess the roles of key actors within the energy market and regulatory organizations.
Course assessment
•In-class participation to encourage active learning and engagement with course material. •Two in-class quizzes designed to test students´ understanding of key concepts. •A short essay assignment to explore a specific aspect of energy markets and policy. •A final examination to assess comprehensive knowledge and application of course content.
Reading material
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Teaching and learning activities
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Language of instruction	English