Industry
Gas Services and the Markets They Trade In
Length: About 50 minutes
Subscription: 15 days
Cost: $69.00
Prerequisites: Gas Industry Overview (online course) or a general knowledge of the natural gas industry including the basics of production, transmission, distribution, customers, and regulation.
The focus of this course is North American gas markets and the services offered in them. The markets discussed include bilateral markets, electronic exchanges and tariff markets. The course then addresses the various gas services (supply, transport, storage, balancing, hub, and retail services) and how they are provided in each market. This module is also included in the full-length course, Gas Market Dynamics.
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- The 3 markets available for participants to buy and sell services
- How gas supply, transportation, storage, and hub services are bought and sold in gas markets
- How retail services are provided to end-use customers
- How gas services are scheduled
- How gas transactions are structured
- How market participants use markets and services to satisfy needs
- Bilateral markets
- Electronic exchanges
- Tariff markets
- Gas supply (forward, spot)
- Transportation services (firm, interruptible and the secondary market)
- Storage services (injection, inventory, withdrawal) and levels of service available (firm, interruptible)
- Balancing services and rules
- How flow orders are used to maintain system integrity
- Market hubs and the services they provide (wheeling, parking/lending, peaking gas, balancing, title transfer, hub-to-hub transfer)
- Which services trade in which markets?
- How pipeline and storage transactions are scheduled
- Structuring of supply, transport and storage agreements
- How and why prices change as gas travels through the value chain
- Price differentials across the U.S.
- Transportation pricing
- How storage and hub services are priced
- Retail commodity pricing and structure
- Contracts
- The North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) and its role
You may view this course as many times as you wish during the license period (45 days for a full-length course and 15 days for a short course). However, you may not share access to the course with anyone else. Enerdynamics will not be liable to you, or to anyone who may claim any right due to a relationship with you, for any acts or omissions in the performance of services under the terms of this license unless such acts or omissions are due to willful misconduct. With your purchase and/or use of this course you are accepting the terms of this license agreement.
This Enerdynamics online training product has been uniquely designed to offer the best value in the business. With your purchase, you will receive:
- A 45-day single user subscription (15 days for short courses) to the course: view the course material as many times and in any order you like during the subscription period.
- E-mail access to Enerdynamics: feel free to ask any questions relevant to the course material.
- Professional audio and animated content developed by experienced education professionals: this is not a page turner!
- Online exercises and interactions: designed to cement your understanding.
- Reference materials: a list of acronyms and a glossary that you can view online with your course.
- Expert instruction: this course was developed by professionals with decades of energy experience in the industry.
- Full-color presentations: our seminars are carefully designed for maximum impact and interest.
- Learn anytime and anywhere: wherever you have Internet access.
- Your satisfaction is guaranteed: so you have nothing to lose!
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