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Specialised Training on the Regulation of Gas Markets

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02 Sep 2026
Dates
02 Nov 2026 - 04 Nov 2026
Level
Specialised
Type
Residential

From Geopolitics to Trading: Navigate Global Gas Markets with the Experts

Building on the success of our online training, Specialised Training on the Regulation of Gas Markets, we are excited to bring this year’s edition in person with a refreshed and expanded programme.

As global gas markets undergo profound transformation, driven by geopolitical shifts, decarbonisation imperatives, and rapidly evolving regulatory landscapes, the need for informed and strategic decision-making has never been greater.

This intensive, 3-day course is designed to equip energy professionals with a comprehensive understanding of gas market regulation. It offers deep insights into:

  • The latest global gas market developments and their implications for Europe
  • Geopolitical influences and the role of gas in the low-carbon transition
  • Key regulatory principles, market models, and trading mechanisms
  • A comparative analysis of European and international regulatory approaches

The programme features expert-led lectures, interactive case studies and high-level panel debates. Special session include contributions from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the International Gas Union (IGU).

Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in a site visit, adding a practical dimension to their learning experience.

Join us in person this November for 3 dynamic days, gain hands-on insights into global gas trends, regulation, and trading.

 

Early bird Discount
Register by 2 August 2026 for a 10% discount!
Register now

The FSR Gas Fundamentals covers the basic principles and rules applying to gas markets, including infrastructure regulation, network codes, balancing markets, gas hubs functioning, market incentives, and restrictions.

Along with a general assessment of the gas market context, the course gives an overview of the various and diverse gas regulations and policies applying in different geographical contexts (ex., EU, Latin America). By comparing different regional gas market models, the course analyses the EU gas regulation, which is currently enforced in Europe (Third Energy Package, Security of Supply) in particular focusing on its evolution in the crisis context and its adaptation to the new geopolitics.

The training is primarily targeted at staff from energy utilities, TSOs, and representatives from National and European Regulatory Authorities or other public bodies, but also academics and researchers with an interest in gas market regulation.

No specific academic background is required, and professionals of all levels are welcome. Nevertheless, a basic knowledge of energy regulation and policymaking is recommended. The training is provided in English.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

  • Explain key trends in the gas supply and demand dynamics,
  • Indicate the main changes in the EU gas market, as well as the current obstacles to closer internal gas market integration,
  • Understand the logic and impact of the main EU policies on gas markets functioning
  • Compare different regional/national models of gas market regulation worldwide and indicate the benefits of their implementation,
  • Assess existing and future implementation plans for EU network codes,
  • Evaluate new gas infrastructure projects and find the optimal solution to support security of supply.

Each year, the Florence School of Regulation – Energy and Climate (FSR Energy & Climate) awards scholarships for a wide variety of training courses targeting a broad audience of professionals and academics.

Applications will be assessed by a Selection Committee of FSR members on a yearly basis. The successful candidates will be informed after February 2026 and will be provided with all relevant information on how to enroll in the online course or residential training of their choice.

Send your application by 25 January 2026.

Find more information here

Fees

  • General fee: 3,000 EUR
  • Associate Donor 10%: 2.700 EUR
  • Major Donor 20%: 2.400 EUR
  • Star Donor 25%: 2.250 EUR

Discounts
A 10% discount is available for groups of 5 or more participants from the same organisation. Please note that this discount cannot be combined with student discounts or donor free seat offers.

Cancellation Policy

Paid registration fee is non-refundable. However, registrant substitution may be made up to 20 days before the course’s start date. 

For more information, please read the full FSR cancellation policy.

FAQs Invoicing and Payment Process

For further information, please contact fsr.conferences@eui.eu

Please arrange your travel and accommodation as soon as possible as Florence is very popular in this period.

The fee covers participation in the training, coffee breaks, lunches, and any meals or social activities outlined in the event programme. Travel and accommodation costs are not included.

This is a fully residential training course, and classes will be held in Florence on 10-11 November 2025.
By submitting your application, you are committing to pay the corresponding fee.

Event venue
Sala Europa
Villa Schifanoia
Via Giovanni Boccaccio, 121
50133 Firenze (FI)

How to reach the venue
Information to reach the venue available at this link.

For further information, please contact fsr.conferences@eui.eu

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