A research-driven snapshot of today’s evolving energy landscape.
The course provides decision-makers with a concise, research-led overview of the rapidly evolving energy landscape.
It examines current developments in energy pricing and tariffs, policy interventions, financial instruments, storage integration, price forecasting, system reliability, emissions outlooks, hydrogen, and the broader economic impacts of the electricity sector, supporting participants to make informed, forward-looking decisions in a complex policy and technology environment.
The Research Frontier in Energy Economics and Policy serves as a natural progression from the Environmental and Climate Economics, and Energy Economics executive courses.
Dates
- 11-13 November 2026
- 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm (includes an afternoon tea break and a networking session over drinks)
- limited to 20 participants to encourage open discussion and meaningful engagement with presenters
Course cost
- $2,290 per person (catering included)
- 10% discount for bulk bookings: the 3rd, and every subsequent person, from the same organisation, receives a 10% discount.
Delivery
- in-person
- at Griffith University, 226 Grey St, South Brisbane, QLD 4101
Course outline to be confirmed in early 2026
Earn your Digital Badge.
Upon completion of this course you will receive the digital badge as a digital representation of your accomplishment and skills. This badge is issued by Griffith University and can be displayed on social media profiles, resumes, or professional networking sites like LinkedIn. It serves as a portable and verifiable way to showcase your expertise and accomplishments after completing The Research Frontier in Energy Economics and Policy executive course. Find out more about the earning criteria here.
Course facilitators to be confirmed in early 2026
Professor Magnus Söderberg
Director of the Centre for Applied Energy Economics and Policy Research.