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What are the challenges and best practices in energy pricing? What are the innovative ideas for addressing efficiency and environmental issues? This course answers these questions and more as participants learn core principles and engage in a case study in energy pricing from start to finish. Join us!

Upon completion, participants will be able to:
-Prepare for and perform price reviews
-Develop economic incentives appropriate for utilities in small economies
-Evaluate market competition and develop remedies for market failure
-Analyze financial statements for rate setting and evaluating sector performance
-Develop innovative price structures that create incentives for consumers and producers to behave in a manner consistent with your utility policy

Course Fee is US $4,900
The fee includes:
- Program tuition
- Hotel accommodations for six (6) nights (arrival Sunday, July 28,departure Saturday, August 3)
- Meals(Monday-Friday) breakfast, refreshment breaks, lunches, and 4 dinners
- Reading and classroom material
- Welcome Reception, Sunday, July 28, 2013

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