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  <http://www.mailbag.com/users/salarsen/Dice.gif>	 	 Applied Valuation and Risk Management

March 20-22, 2002 - San Diego, CA
 	 
	
Evaluate Wholesale Derivative Energy Contracts, Generation Assets, and Retail Service Obligations	 

Experiment with the relationship between value and risk
 in your portfolio, and the implications of price
 volatility in power and fuel markets.

Click here for a complete workshop brochure. <http://www.mailbag.com/users/welsh/evr.htm>	 
			
What Past Participants Have Said	 	This scenario-based training gives you hands-on experience solving problems in energy risk management and valuation of contracts and assets.  Participants will work through problems that include:

Finding and using forward price curves
Estimating volatility
Embedded options: valuing and pricing complex contracts
Valuing "full requirements" obligations
Real options: valuing generating resources
Designing and testing hedging strategies

This course is designed for professionals who are responsible for risk management, power supply planning, fuel planning, retail services, energy trading/marketing, treasury, corporate finance and corporate strategy.

Registration Fee: 
$995 for EPRI ARM Members, $1295 for other EPRI Members, and $1895 for non-EPRI Members.  Registration is open until the workshop is filled.
Click here to register on line. <http://www.mailbag.com/users/welsh/evrreg4.htm>

Logistics:
The Radisson LaJolla
La Jolla, CA  92037
Phone: 858-453-5500
Room Rate: $129; $99 (Gov.)
Block Expires: 2/26/2002

For workshop detail, or to register, contact:
Cara Lee (Sam) Mahany Braithwait
1-888-332-8258
samb@lrca.com 
"Alternating theory with
hands-on investigations of
applications works great."

"Course spurred many ideas,
very good discussions - liked
the small size of the session."

"I liked how you demonstrated
how the different instruments
related to generation, retail
load, etc."

"Excellent examples and
discussions of hedges."

"I thought that the examples
were on target to what
actually occurs."	 
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