How Electricity Markets Work

Embracing Change in a Turbulent World

Online and self-paced

• 10 hours of recordings and three webinars with the instructor
• Take three+ months to complete the self-placed course
• Receive a GWU Environmental and Energy Management Institute Certificate
• Course counts toward the EEMI Energy Resilience Certificate

Cost $550

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Overview

How Electricity Markets Work – In the United States, how electricity is bought and sold varies by region of the country. Municipally owned utilities and customer-owned rural cooperatives support some communities, but most customers are served by investor-owned electric utilities and each is regulated differently.  Learn how retail and wholesale electricity prices are set, how power is procured, how the markets are regulated, and implications for the future given the greening and modernization of the electricity sector. Instructor: Venki Venkateshwara is President, Epoch Energy Advisory Group, and a long-time energy consultant who has worked at the world’s leading management consultant firms, including McKinsey & Company, Charles River Associates, and FTI Consulting.