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Curso
Nombre
Advanced Issues in Regulating Electric and Water Utilities
Advanced Issues in Regulating Electric and Water Utilities
Organizador
Institute for Public-Private partnership, Inc.
Institute for Public-Private partnership, Inc.
Direccion
1010 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
Suite 250
Washington, D.C. 20007
1010 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
Suite 250
Washington, D.C. 20007
E-Mail de contacto
training@ip3.org
training@ip3.org
Telefono
Voice: (202) 466-8930
Voice: (202) 466-8930
Fax
(202) 466-8934
(202) 466-8934
Grupo destinatario
Commissioners, Directors and Key Staff of Regulatory Authorities, Agencies, and Commissions
Commissioners, Directors and Key Staff of Regulatory Authorities, Agencies, and Commissions
Duracion
October 13-24, 2008
October 13-24, 2008
Idioma
English
English
Informacion del curso
For developing and emerging market economies alike, adequate electricity and water supplies continue to be a key factor in determining the pace of economic growth. To ensure these supplies and plan for the future, countries will require effective models for unbundling electricity and water monopolies, managing tariffs and regulating the performances of both public and private electric/water utilities.
In this training course titled Advanced Issues in Regulating Electric and Water Utilities, participants will learn a number of advanced tools, techniques and models to regulate both public and private electric and water utilities that generate/source, transmit and distribute electricity/water services. Participants will acquire skills in increasing the effectiveness of regulations, strengthening regulatory bodies, refining pricing modeling and monitoring strategies and implementing consumer protection programs..
Through presentations, case studies, simulated exercises and on-site meetings with leading electricity and water regulatory authorities and utilities, participants will gain new knowledge and skills and bring these to bear in developing their own plan of action for the management for regulatory commissions in their own countries.
For developing and emerging market economies alike, adequate electricity and water supplies continue to be a key factor in determining the pace of economic growth. To ensure these supplies and plan for the future, countries will require effective models for unbundling electricity and water monopolies, managing tariffs and regulating the performances of both public and private electric/water utilities.
In this training course titled Advanced Issues in Regulating Electric and Water Utilities, participants will learn a number of advanced tools, techniques and models to regulate both public and private electric and water utilities that generate/source, transmit and distribute electricity/water services. Participants will acquire skills in increasing the effectiveness of regulations, strengthening regulatory bodies, refining pricing modeling and monitoring strategies and implementing consumer protection programs..
Through presentations, case studies, simulated exercises and on-site meetings with leading electricity and water regulatory authorities and utilities, participants will gain new knowledge and skills and bring these to bear in developing their own plan of action for the management for regulatory commissions in their own countries.
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