Energy Trading

This one-day intermediate training course will provide an overview of the way electricity, gas and carbon are traded in GB and across borders to/from neighbouring markets, while touching on the way that these have changed following the UK’s departure from the EU’s internal energy market.

This training course is aimed at:

• Those who have some prior understanding of energy trading concepts and likely work in a policy or regulatory environment
• Those who want to deepen their understanding of future trading arrangements and market developments following Brexit.

The objectives are for attendees to:

• Develop an understanding of how energy is traded in Great Britain and across international borders.
• Explore how energy is traded across different timeframes, including forward, day‑ahead, intraday, and balancing markets.
• Gain insight into GB energy trading practices and the role of emissions trading.
• Understand the relationship between the EU and UK Emissions Trading Systems (ETS).
• Gain an overview of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its implications.
• Examine potential future developments in cross‑border energy trading.

Location:

This course is online. You will receive details about how to attend via email.

This training course is CPD certified.