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‘Challenging and rewarding.’
National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA)
Case studies are used throughout the course to put the theory and techniques into practice.
Highlights include:
- rationale for regulation
- forms of regulation
- cost of capital
- efficiency and incentives
- liberalising the market
- competition
- and much more ...
The course will be led by
Mike Toms, Director,
Andrew Meaney, Managing Consultant,
Alan Horncastle, Managing Consultant.
CPD accreditation
Oxera is an accredited course provider for Solicitors Regulation Authority (ref. BRW/OXER).
You will receive 29.5 CPD hours by attending this course.
Suitable for:
- regulators and regulated companies;
- anyone working for or with regulated companies or organisations, including legal and financial professionals;
- international and UK-based delegates—the course is tailored to the delegates booked on the course.
A message from the course leader, Andrew Meaney
A fantastic mix of delegates attended the course from different backgrounds, jurisdictions and sectors, which really complemented the teaching of the Oxera staff.
As people come from different ways of doing regulation, they are confronted with the fact that what they’re more familiar with could look radically different ... they can then start to explore what this might mean for them.
I look forward to seeing you on our next course.
Andrew Meaney, Managing Consultant and Course Leader
Past delegates
- Aeroportos de Portugal
- Clifford Chance
- Dover Harbour Board
- EDF Energy
- NMa
- Majan Electricity Co. Oman
- National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA)
- Office of Rail Regulation
- Royal Mail Group
- UK Department for Transport
‘Really impressed by the content, the expertise of the presenters and the way the week was organised.’
UK Department for Transport
‘Excellent course. Lots of stimulating debates and real life examples.’
Dover Harbour Board
‘Very informative course, which was pitched at the right level. I would recommend it to others.’
EDF Energy
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