Enerdynamics’ most popular seminars on electric and natural gas industry basics are back in 2014 as part of our public seminar series. Additionally, this year’s line-up features three new seminars that explore some of the hottest topics affecting today’s energy landscape: LNG, shale gas, natural gas liquids, distributed energy, renewables, and microgrids.

The 2014 seminar series comprises 11 seminars in four major U.S. cities: Chicago, Houston, New York City, and Washington D.C. Each seminar spans two days and is designed with active participation in mind. Questions and discussion among attendees are highly encouraged. Various individual and group exercises  give attendees a real-world perspective of how the course content relates to their jobs in the industry.

The 2014 Seminar Series schedule is as follows:

Electric Industry Basics: Learn the physical system, customers, markets, and regulation to communicate more effectively and make better decisions

• March 24-25, Chicago (Omni Chicago Hotel)
• April 16-17, Houston (Magnolia Hotel)
• October 15-16, Chicago (Omni Chicago Hotel)
• November 3-4, Washington DC (Dupont Circle Hotel)

Distributed Energy, Renewables and Microgrids: How to navigate the utility industry’s biggest threats (New seminar!)

• April 7-8, Chicago (Omni Chicago Hotel)

Wholesale Power Markets: How to use electric markets to serve customers, create profits, and manage risk

• April 9-10, Chicago (Omni Chicago Hotel)

Gas Industry Basics: Learn the physical system, customers, markets, and regulation to communicate more effectively and make better decisions

• April 14-15, Houston (Magnolia Hotel)
• October 13-14, Chicago (Omni Chicago Hotel)

Liquefied Natural Gas Markets: A big risk or a timely opportunity?
(New seminar!)

• April 29-30, New York City (The Roosevelt Hotel)

Shale Gas and Natural Gas Liquids: Has the shale revolution made natural gas a safe bet? (New seminar!)

• May 13-14, New York City (The Roosevelt Hotel)

Seminar fees range from $1,290 to $1,590 depending upon the seminar and how early you register. (A $200 discount is given to those who register for a seminar at least three weeks prior to the seminar start date.) Registration fees include continental breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack. The fee also includes course materials and a networking reception the first night of each seminar.

Companies who have 8 or more participants may want to consider having Enerdynamics bring this seminar to its work site. We can also customize the content for a specific company or geographic region. Call us at 866-765-5432 to discuss your onsite options, or send us an email.