ENRG 4100 Energy Markets, Economics, and Policy

ENRG 4100 Energy Markets, Economics, and Policy
Energy Markets, Economics, and Policy
The course covers a range of energy-related topics including major challenges and policy issues facing the industry, history of the industry, company profiles and strategies, energy economics, energy regulatory environment, energy markets, energy technology, and the environment and sustainable development. An executive speaker series is an integral component of the course. Students must complete a group paper and presentation as well as an individual paper on energy subject jointly agreed to by the professor and the student.
Notes: This course cannot be used as one of the three required finance electives towards the finance major. This course an be used as a business elective or free elective towards the BSM degree.
Pre-requistites: ECON 1020; sophomore standing or above.
credit hours: 3