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Market Price Volatility
May 1-3, 2002 o Houston, TX Click Here To Download A Complete Conference Brochure http://www.pmaconference.com/mpv5_pma.pdf THIS IN-DEPTH TECHNICAL PROGRAM WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO: o How to Measure, Model, and Estimate Volatility o How to Model Price Volatility Using Financial Models o How to Use Blended Models Incorporating Fundamental Drivers o How to Apply Volatility Modeling to Today's Market Conditions: Full Requirements Contracts, Operating Performance of Generation Portfolios, Impacts of ISO Market Mitigation Infocast's highly regarded Market Price Volatility is a tightly-focused program specifically designed to attack the problems of modeling volatility in today's energy markets. It will provide you with the tools and insights you'll need to get and maintain an edge in assessing and managing volatility. The program will first provide you with an in-depth examination of sound market-based analytical processes and modeling techniques to accurately represent volatility, then will show you how these techniques are being applied to solving advanced energy market problems. TOPICS AND SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Estimating and Modeling Electricity and Fuel Price Volatility: A Comparison of Approaches Richard L. Carlson, Ph.D., Consulting Project Manager, Henwood Energy Services, Inc. Modeling Volatility Using Multi-Factor Models: A Practitioner's Approach Ionel Birgean, Director, Quantitative Analysis, Risk Management, PG&E National Energy Group Market-Based Price Forecasts: Integrating Fundamental and Market Components Sandra L. Ringelstetter Ennis, Executive Vice President, e-Acumen Advisory Services Are Price Spikes in Electricity Markets Predictable? Yumei Ning, Manager, Quantitative Analysis, Calpine Corporation Working Towards a Realistic Model to Price Generation Assets and Electricity Derivatives Michael Pierce, Ph.D., Financial Engineer, FEA Modeling Volatility: Mirant's Approaches Vance C. Mullis, Director of Market Evaluation Tools, Mirant Americas Summer 2001 Price Volatility in New England: Market Rules and Remedies Robert Ethier, Manager, Market Monitoring and Mitigation, ISO New England, Inc. An Integrated Approach to Modeling Price Uncertainty Mike King, Managing Partner, PA Consulting GROUP PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Measuring, Modeling and Estimating Price Volatility Wednesday, May 1, 2002 o 8:00 AM-5:00 PM -Defining and Measuring Volatility -Modeling Volatility -Estimating Volatility -Issues in Modeling Volatility -Roundtable on Volatility Click Here To Download A Complete Conference Brochure http://www.pmaconference.com/mpv5_pma.pdf Presented By Infocast This email has been sent to lindy.donoho@enron.com, by PowerMarketers.com. Visit our Subscription Center to edit your interests or unsubscribe. http://ccprod.roving.com/roving/d.jsp?p=oo&;m=1000838503237&ea=lindy.donoho@enron.com View our privacy policy: http://ccprod.roving.com/roving/CCPrivacyPolicy.jsp Powered by Constant Contact(R) www.constantcontact.com
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