| Title: | External Stakeholders & Political Risk/Legal Risk in Emerging Energy Markets |
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| Dates: | To Be Announced
Registration Deadline: 3 weeks prior to program start date Late Registration (within 3 weeks): Contact Registrar' Office to check space availability. . |
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| Duration: | 2 day program: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm | |
| Location: | Offered at the Federal Reserve Bank
of Dallas: Houston Branch 1801 Allen Parkway, Houston, TX 77019 |
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| Faculty: | Dr. David Spence, Department of Information | |
| Cost: | $2400 (Fall ’08). Fee includes all program materials, breakfast, breaks, and lunch for each day. Team rates and alumni discounts available. Registration is not complete until payment is received. | |
Texas Executive Education
Executive Education :
Open Enrollment Programs : External Stakeholders & Political Risk/Legal
Risk in Emerging Energy Markets
Participant Resources:
Description
This program would focus on the legal, regulatory and political risks attendant to investment in, and development of, energy projects, including upstream and downstream oil and gas investments and electric generation of transmission facilities. In addition, this program would extend to the legal and regulatory issues surrounding the restructuring of electric and gas markets and energy trading.
Benefits:
- Explore the law and politics of the siting process
- Discuss permitting and environmental regulation of energy facilities
- Learn how to manage your firm’s relationship with external stakeholders, both governmental and nongovernmental
- Examine the law and politics of the restructuring process
- Discover the application of competition and antitrust rules to newly-competitive energy market
- Understand the regulatory risks that can affect energy prices
Continuing Education Units
Participants earn 1.40 continuing education units (CEU) or 14 (CPE) and a Texas Executive Education certificate.
