The FSR’s new 2-day Executive Course to master Electricity Markets discusses the micro-economics of wholesale power markets and their implications for energy policies. The course illustrates the efficiency properties of markets as well as their limitations. It covers the short-term dispatch, the long term supply and demand balance. Environmental policies and their impact on electricity markets will also be examined.
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The Florence School of Regulation’s executive course to master Electricity Markets discusses the microeconomics of wholesale power markets and their implications for energy policies. The course gathers a group of…
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