Electricity Economics is part of the technico-economic training in the 3°Bachelor year of the commercial engineer training. Students get introduced to:

• technical and economic characteristics of the service & product power / electricity
• planning, investment and operation of integrated electricity supply systems
• thermodynamic Rankine and Brayton cycles, with illustrations of industrial sizes
• cogeneration analysis: technical, economic and policy aspects
• electricity markets in Europe and in Belgium: theory, history and present situation (with guest lecture by dr. Géry Vanlommel, INFRAX).

Course notes are available.