Seminars
I run seminars in a reliably planned, structured way
Practice-oriented energy-industry seminars for education providers, municipal utilities, industry, associations, and the property sector.
Audiences
For everyone who applies energy-industry knowledge in practice
Many trainings are too theoretical or too legalistic. My standard is a different one: practical understanding and confident application — instead of memorised terminology.
Typical participants: new entrants and career changers, specialist departments from industry and the property sector, and teams that need to reach a shared level of knowledge quickly.
Topic catalogue
Eight topics, one standard: understandable and practical
From the fundamentals of the energy industry to current special topics such as the industrial electricity price and energy sharing.
Fundamentals of the energy industry
Market roles, traded products, and price formation, explained compactly.
KWKG (Combined Heat & Power Act)
The German CHP Act: support schemes, obligations, and practical questions.
EEG (Renewable Energy Sources Act)
The Renewable Energy Sources Act: structure, levies, and current developments.
EnWG (Energy Industry Act)
The Energy Industry Act: the framework for grids, suppliers, and customers.
Industrial electricity price
Relief mechanisms and price components for energy-intensive companies.
Electricity price compensation
Indirect-carbon-cost compensation: eligibility, application, deadlines.
Guarantees of origin & certificates
Understanding, procuring, and correctly using green-power certificates.
Energy sharing
Community energy models and the current regulatory state of play.
Teaching approach
How the seminars are designed
Clear structure
A coherent thread with an understandable progression and plain language.
Practical orientation
Examples, exercises, and typical pitfalls — with cleanly defined terms.
Predictable delivery
Reliable organisation and execution with around three months' lead time.
Measurable success shows in participant evaluations.
In-house or open, in person or as a webinar — in German or English.
Conditions
How seminars are run
The key facts at a glance.
The seminars convey understanding, structure, and practical classification — they do not constitute legal advice or a case-specific legal assessment.
- Group size
- Groups of up to ~20 participants
- Format
- In-house or open sessions
- Delivery
- In person or as a webinar
- Lead time
- ~3 months' lead time
- Languages
- German or English