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Energy Markets, Policy, and Regulation

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Lesson 1 - General Overview of Global Energy Markets

Lesson 1 Overview
The Importance of Energy to the Economy, the Environment, and the World
Energy Transition in Historical Context
Sources and Sinks (Or Supply and Demand)
Global Stakeholder Identification
Lesson 1 Summary and Final Tasks

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EME 801: Energy Markets, Policy, and Regulation

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Lesson 1 - General Overview of Global Energy Markets
Lesson 2 - Project Pre-Research
Lesson 3 - Basic Accounting and Corporate Finance
Lesson 4 - Basic Accounting and Corporate Finance, Cont'd
Lesson 5 - Cost-Benefit Analysis and Decision Making
Lesson 6 - Cost-Benefit Analysis and Decision Making, Cont'd.
Lesson 7 - Risk Management in the Energy Space
Lesson 8 - Taxes, Subsidies, and Incentives for Renewable Energy Resources
Lesson 9 - Introduction to Regulatory and Rule-Making Process
Lesson 10 - National and Global Markets for Petroleum and Natural Gas
Lesson 11 - Regulation and Deregulation in the Electric Industry
Lesson 12 - Economic Challenges in Integration of Renewable Resources
Lesson 13 - Economic Challenges in the Integration of Renewable Resources, Cont'd.

Author: Seth Blumsack, Assistant Professor of Energy Policy, Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, and Mark Kleinginna, Instructor, RESS Program, The Pennsylvania State University.

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