Executive Kurse

Unsere zweitägigen Executive-Kurse eröffnen fundamentale Einblicke in die Energiewirtschaft und verbinden fundierte Marktkenntnis mit unmittelbar anwendbarem Praxiswissen für Analysten und Entscheider. Mehr Strommarkt in zwei Tagen geht nicht.

Eckdaten

  • 2 Tage in Präsenz in Berlin
  • Hochwertige Kursmaterialien, gedruckte Ringbücher
  • Spannende Kursteilnehmer – Weiterbildung und Netzwerken in einem
  • Unterrichtet von Lion Hirth, mit Unterstützung des Neon-Teams

Kosten

  • EUR 2000 + MwSt.
  • 25% Rabatt für öffentlichen Sektor und Non-Profits
  • Gruppenrabatte auf Anfrage
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The Economics of Power Grids (EN)

21-22 May – SOLD OUT
5-6 Novemeber 

A comprehensive introduction to the technology, economics, and regulation of electricity grids: from locational pricing and redispatch to network charges and dynamic grid fees. For anyone who operates, regulates or uses electricity grids.

  • Grid components: lines, cables, transformers, converters
  • Load flow and congestion management
  • Nodal pricing / locational marginal pricing
  • Zonal pricing, market coupling, and bidding zone split
  • Markets for local flexibility
  • The costs of power grids
  • Regulating network operators
  • Grid tariffs and how to reform them
  • Grid impact of batteries and FCAs

Electricity Markets (EN)

11-12 June – SOLD OUT
8-9 October 

An in-depth overview of how electricity markets function in practice, combining economic theory, regulation, and industry experience: from price formation and day-ahead auctions to balancing mechanisms and capacity markets. Designed for professionals who trade, regulate, analyze, or design electricity markets across the power sector.

  • Marginal pricing and the “Merit Order”
  • Price spikes, scarcity pricing, and investment incentives
  • The day-ahead auction and intraday trading
  • Balancing: reserves, responsibility, and settlement
  • Hedging and forward markets
  • Renewables support schemes and CfDs
  • Capacity mechanisms
  • Retail electricity

The Economics of Renewables (EN)

25-26 June

A deep dive into the economics of wind and solar energy, from support schemes to merchant exposure. The course covers capture prices, PPAs, CfDs, and other remuneration models, with an emphasis on risk allocation, investment decisions, and the integration of renewables into competitive power markets. Designed for the full renewable value chain, from manufacturing to policy.

  • Tech basics: wind turbines, solar photovoltaics, hydroelectricity
  • The cost revolution – why solar (and wind) got so cheap
  • The economic value of wind and solar energy: capture price
  • Power system flexibility and “system-friendly” renewables
  • Financing, investor risk, and hedging
  • Support schemes: from feed-in-tariffs to CfDs
  • Negative prices (and what to do about them)
  • Commercialization, optimization and trading
  • Electricity storage and co-location
  • Prosumers and self-consumption

Batteries in Power Systems (EN)

27-28 August 

A deep dive into the current and future role of batteries in power systems: from battery technology to market commercialization, from grid impact to market design. Designed for professionals who develop, operate, optimize or regulate BESS.

  • Energy storage technologies and the battery revolution
  • Cost of BESS: evolution, drivers, optimized design
  • Commercialization of batteries: value staking and revenue pools
  • Intraday trading, balancing reserve, and imbalance pricing
  • Grid impact of batteries
  • Connection queues and flexible connection agreements
  • Grid tariffs for batteries: the good, the bad, and the ugly
  • Self-consumption and behind-the-meter batteries
  • Co-location of batteries with renewable (battery hybrids)

Grundlagen der Energiewirtschaft (DE)

28.-29. Mai 

Eine kompakte Einführung in Energie- und Netzwirtschaft sowie den politisch-regulatorischen Rahmen. Der Kurs vermittelt grundlegendes Verständnis von Stromsystem, Energieökonomik, Marktmechanismen und Regulierung. Für Berufs- und Quereinsteiger in Energieversorgungsunternehmen, Netzbetreibern, Projektentwicklung und Energiepolitik.

  • Technik-Crashkurs: Kraftwerke, Windparks, PV
  • Stromgestehungskosten / LCOE
  • Merit Order und Marktwert
  • Day-Ahead-Auktion und Intraday-Handel
  • Risikomanagement und Hedging
  • EE-Fördersysteme: von Marktprämie bis CfD
  • Stromnetze und Netzentgelte
  • Preiszonen und Zonenteilung
  • Die Batterie-Revolution

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