Electric Utility Finance Training

Offered by university of colorado system.

Electric utility finance training.

Ipu accounting and ratemaking course is a concise and comprehensive introduction to public utility accounting financing and pricing to ensure sustainability and protect ratepayers. Prepare a ferc income statement based off of a test case and then apply your knowledge during an in class exercise which addresses the proper coding for all ferc account activities. Electric utility consultants inc euci is a colorado corporation formed in 1988. Fai has 30 years of teaching in the utility industry.

Learn about the role of accounting in public utilities ferc accounting procedures the uniform systems of accounts and utility accounting subsystems. The course is designed for utility industry. But utility finance accounting and rate regulation is not taught in schools. Offering a variety of meeting formats.

Courses cover the full range of topics from non technical tutorial style introductions that orient attendees on fundamental industry concepts to in depth quite granular treatments of highly technical and complex industry measures. The approach of this course is truly unique in how it approaches and engages learners. Our utility accounting seminars have been attended by over 40 000 people from more than 1 000 companies since. Electric utilities are monopoly service providers and therefore subject to unique financial requirements and regulations.

It looks at the electric utility industry which has remained critical to our quality of life health and comfort from the eyes of numerous industry experts through on location interviews compelling. This course gives you the inside track to a complicated industry. Conferences attract varying perspectives on cutting edge policy and process issues that highlight how the industry is. The objective of this course is to provide an advanced knowledge and understanding of public utility accounting budget and current issues in the electric and gas industries.

Unlike competitive service providers rates charged and cost recovery mechanisms are subject to unique principles and differing levels of regulatory oversight ranging from self regulation in the case of electric cooperatives to local board or council regulation in the case. The program focuses on the enterprise model of utilities and the utility basis for ratemaking as used by regulated and other utility companies.