Net Zero Transition: Future Electricity Markets

The electricity sector is evolving rapidly to meet the twin objectives of decarbonisation and security of supply.
Projections for how the system will continue to change to meet 2050 targets include the need for novel generation and storage assets, change in consumer demand patterns, the build out of new network and new support schemes to incentivise unprecedented levels of investment. Market arrangements are being modified to encourage efficient siting of new assets and more optimal use of the electricity network infrastructure.
Objectives of this course
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How the physical electricity system may evolve to enable greater electrification of the economy and meet net zero targets
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Introducing demand side and supply side technological solutions, including Carbon Capture Usage and Storage, modular nuclear generation, and negative emission technologies
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The pros and cons of current market design and an introduction to Locational Marginal Pricing
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The latest on digitalisation and data policy developments
Who is this course for?
- Policy makers and regulatory specialists
- Developers, investors and generators
- Energy suppliers
- People supporting and advising those in the energy industry
What to expect from this course
- Delegates will receive soft copies of the materials presented by our market experts
- Learning delivered by Cornwall Insight’s market experts
- Pre-course materials, including an industry glossary and short primers
The electricity sector is evolving rapidly to meet the twin objectives of decarbonisation and security of supply.
Projections for how the system will continue to change to meet 2050 targets include the need for novel generation and storage assets, change in consumer demand patterns, the build out of new network and new support schemes to incentivise unprecedented levels of investment. Market arrangements are being modified to encourage efficient siting of new assets and more optimal use of the electricity network infrastructure.
Objectives of this course
-
How the physical electricity system may evolve to enable greater electrification of the economy and meet net zero targets
-
Introducing demand side and supply side technological solutions, including Carbon Capture Usage and Storage, modular nuclear generation, and negative emission technologies
-
The pros and cons of current market design and an introduction to Locational Marginal Pricing
-
The latest on digitalisation and data policy developments
Who is this course for?
- Policy makers and regulatory specialists
- Developers, investors and generators
- Energy suppliers
- People supporting and advising those in the energy industry
What to expect from this course
- Delegates will receive soft copies of the materials presented by our market experts
- Learning delivered by Cornwall Insight’s market experts
- Pre-course materials, including an industry glossary and short primers
Price
£850 +VAT
Course Structure
This course runs across three days, two hours each day
Available Dates
7-9 October 2025 | 10am-12pm
18 - 20 November 2025 | 10am-12pm
Location
Online using Microsoft Teams
Contact us
Phone: 01603 604400
Email: training@cornwall-insight.com

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