1) The system access mode and variation responsibility
2) Contracts in the electricity market and their appurtenances
a) Electricity wholesale – trading
b) Electricity retail – sale to final consumers
3) Products in the electricity market and marketplaces
4) Purchase optimization from the perspective of trade orientation
5) Sale of electricity to final consumers
6) Optimization of sale prices and purchase prices – business partners’ portfolio construction
7) Support services
8) Accounting of variations – in detail
9) Portfolio construction and risk management
10) Derivatives in the electricity market
11) Distinctions of trading electricity on the stock exchange and in the spot market
12) Cross-border trade
13) Trading distinctions in the countries of Central Europe
a) Germany and Austria – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to marketplaces
b) Poland – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
c) Slovakia – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
d) Hungary – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
14) Broker systems – terms of their use
15) Information systems to support the electricity trade
16) PPS and OTE information systems
17) Load profiles, work with them and optimization of the work with load profiles.
2) Contracts in the electricity market and their appurtenances
a) Electricity wholesale – trading
b) Electricity retail – sale to final consumers
3) Products in the electricity market and marketplaces
4) Purchase optimization from the perspective of trade orientation
5) Sale of electricity to final consumers
6) Optimization of sale prices and purchase prices – business partners’ portfolio construction
7) Support services
8) Accounting of variations – in detail
9) Portfolio construction and risk management
10) Derivatives in the electricity market
11) Distinctions of trading electricity on the stock exchange and in the spot market
12) Cross-border trade
13) Trading distinctions in the countries of Central Europe
a) Germany and Austria – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to marketplaces
b) Poland – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
c) Slovakia – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
d) Hungary – contract terms and trading distinctions, marketplaces, access to
marketplaces
14) Broker systems – terms of their use
15) Information systems to support the electricity trade
16) PPS and OTE information systems
17) Load profiles, work with them and optimization of the work with load profiles.