Programmes
Learning Programmes
Structured self-study in gas and power. Each market ships as a workbook that recalculates and reconciles, plus a deck that cites its sources. Every figure carries a verification code, and nothing is estimated into a gap.
European Gas and Power — Twelve markets on one template, built so they are directly comparable. Market architecture, the regulatory perimeter, the carbon overlay, and a workbook per market that recalculates and reconciles rather than asserting.
Last reviewed 30 Jul 2026
Batch structure
| Batch | Scope | What it covers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Foundation and reference library | Target model, day-ahead and intraday coupling, balancing, the gas entry-exit regime, the REMIT / EMIR / MiFID II perimeter, EU ETS and CBAM, Fit-for-55, storage and LNG. | Complete |
| 1 | Netherlands · Germany · France · Belgium | Corrected and rebuilt after a cross-batch reconciliation found all four markets failed a components-versus-total check — Germany by 17.51%. | Complete, rebuilt |
| 2 | United Kingdom · Italy · Spain · Nordics | GB carbon price support with a dated switch at April 2028; Nordic hydro reservoir balance and the twelve-zone EPAD table. | Complete |
| 3 | Consolidation | Eleven markets merged onto one basis. The cross-batch harness is complete and passing; the consolidated workbook and deck are outstanding. | Part complete |
| 4 | Quant layer | Six working models calibrated on the market structure from the earlier batches. | Planned |
What the build actually found
North American Gas and Power — Seventeen packs across seven US ISOs, five gas hubs, Canada and Latin America. Built to the same standard as the Europe programme and deliberately broken from it wherever the market is structurally different — which is most places.
Last reviewed 1 Aug 2026
Batch structure
| Batch | Scope | What it covers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Foundation — power and gas | Two decks, thirty slides. The FERC / NERC / state stack, nodal LMP decomposed, congestion rights, capacity versus energy-only, the load shock, four carbon regimes. Plus Henry Hub as a physical point, Order 636, basis as the traded object, and the unit conventions that break European formulas. | Complete and verified |
| 1 | PJM · ERCOT · MISO | The three archetypes, not the three biggest — a nodal market with a capacity construct, an energy-only market of scale, and a market defined by its seams. | Next |
| 2 | CAISO · NYISO · ISO-NE · SPP | Variations on the Batch 1 archetypes, which is why they compress into the same hours. | Planned |
| 3 | Five gas hubs | Henry Hub / Gulf, Permian–Waha, AECO / WCSB, Northeast, West. Gas gets its own batch because the tradable object is a differential between two physical points, which belongs to no single power market. | Planned |
| 4–5 | Canada and Latin America | Alberta and Ontario; Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Colombia. Brazil reuses the Nordics template — the one place a European pack transfers unmodified. | Planned |
| 6–7 | Environmental markets, consolidation, quant layer | RGGI, the WCI link, Washington's CCA, RECs and SRECs, and IRA credits read as a negative carbon price. | Planned |
Download
Foundation 0A — North American Power Markets
Nodal pricing, resource adequacy and a fragmented carbon overlay. Fifteen slides with speaker notes.
0.7 MB · PPTX
Foundation 0B — North American Gas
One benchmark, a continent of basis, and the export pull that now sets the margin. Fifteen slides with speaker notes.
0.7 MB · PPTX
What the build actually found
The standard both programmes are held to
Reconcile every dataset before building anything from it. Recalculate every workbook and assert no cell errors — but assert first that every formula carries a cached result, because a verification step that cannot fail is worse than none. Render every slide and look at it. Check the arithmetic by hand. Name every gap and estimate into none of them.
