This course is a perfect quick learning exercise for non-technicals who would like to understand the physics and engineering fundamentals that go behind providing electricity supply.

The course will focus on technical, physical and engineering aspects of the natural gas system from production to distribution presenting the 3 main segments (upstream, midstream and downstream).

The main objective of this 5-day course is to provide an in-depth understanding of regulatory roles towards energy transition culminating in a meaningful path to low carbon economy.

ERRA’s flagship event is a „must” for junior regulatory staff as it lays the foundations on the basic principles of regulation including different regulatory models, market structures, price and tariff regulation and recent technology drivers transforming our sectors.

The course aims to provide participants with the necessary understanding on how to structure regulation for energy storage across different power markets.

This flagship ERRA event will take place for the 20th time since it was first held in 2001 and gives excellent opportunity for a dialogue between the regulators and other stakeholders of the energy industry.

The course is dedicated to the core responsibilities and activities of water utility regulatory authorities: theoretical lessons will be supplemented by case study examples and a tariff setting exercise.