Nord Pool Academy
Nord Pool offers a range of courses and educational services designed to improve skills and understanding about the power market.
Our courses
Our markets work best when members are well informed about how they work and what it implies to participate.
With this in mind, the goal of our training program is to provide a clear understanding of the overall context and build specific knowledge about how trading takes place in the electricity market.
We offer tailormade in-house training in all countries where we operate the market. Please contact us with your request for in-house training.
Our courses and conferences are relevant for all with an interest in the power market. See standardised courses below.
Standardised courses
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Newly launched: Online course – Open at all times |
Nord Pool Certified Day-Ahead Trader Course (English) Get in-depth knowledge on the Day-ahead market by taking our online course from anywhere and at any time. Participants get awarded with a digital diploma, stating you are a Nord Pool Certified Day-ahead Trader. |
Online |
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Annual course |
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Helsinki |
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Annual course |
Certified Power Trade Course (Swedish) |
Stockholm |
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On demand |
Nord Pool Day-Ahead course (English/Scandinavian) Become a day-ahead trader, qualified by Nord Pool Academy. |
Any Nord Pool European office |
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On demand |
Nord Pool Intraday course (English/Scandinavian) Become an intraday trader, qualified by Nord Pool Academy. |
Any Nord Pool European office |
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On demand |
Nord Pool Certified Compliance Course online Participants will get a better understanding of regulation of the power market insight on how to comply with Market Conduct Rules. |
Any Nord Pool European office |
Tailor-made seminars and training
For more information, please see our full description or contact us.
Mini seminar "the world's largest power market"Half-day presentation where the client is introduced to the main principles of the European power market, and how it evolved from its Nordic origin to become the world’s largest power market. |
One-day seminar "power market concepts"One-day seminar providing a solid introduction to the main principles and concepts of the power market model as implemented in Europe. |
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Two to five days combined seminar and workshop "power market concepts"This combined seminar and workshop covers all the key issues related to a competitive power market and includes detailed case studies that aim to add value for a deeper understanding. |
Multiple days combined seminar and workshop "comprehensive power market concepts"This seminar, lasting from six to 20 days, is based on our popular five-day combined seminar and workshop. However, depending on the number of seminar days desired by the individual client, there is also time for in-depth-training, introduction of other topics, practical exercises, decision making processes and discussions, as well as visits to major market participants. |
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Courses reviews
“It was great to get firsthand information directly from representatives of Nord Pool, the TSOs and other market stakeholders. It was worth travelling from Montréal to Norway to exchange with different market participants in person. The training, with the sessions, was worthwhile, but I also greatly benefitted from the informal discussions with the other attendees.”
- Jean-Daniel Langlois, Axium Infrastructure Inc
"For me, these two days painted a structured and comprehensive picture of how markets work. Presenters were open to answering more specific questions while presenting and if necessary to continue the discussions after the presentations. In addition, I definitely enjoyed less formal but eye-opening talks with participants from very different backgrounds- therefore one can’t underestimate the social part of the event!"
- Mario Vee, Energiasalv Pakri OÜ
“I am extremely happy with the course in the sense that it is both relevant for what I am doing at work currently. But also for my own knowledge in the sense that I've gained a full understanding of what the different roles and responsibilities of the different market players are.”
- Amanda Nqwenya, Energistyrelsen (Danish Energy Agency)