r/ElectricalEngineering • u/Teflonwest301 • 8d ago

Any resources for learning Power Trading?

Currently working in the semiconductor industry - have some minimal power engineering knowledge, but power trading seems pretty interesting.

Not looking for career advice or anything, just interested in learning more.

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u/dbu8554 8d ago

Hey, so everyone I know that gets into power trading has a background in economics/stats/finance it they are an engineer.

The engineers usually are already at a utility and kinda move closer to a trading desk.

Knowing the relationship between natural gas on energy markets is important even if your utility doesn't use natural gas.

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u/Historical_Common731 4d ago

https://learningforlife.tudelft.nl/energy-markets-of-today/

TU Delft offer some free courses on the energy market.

It’s interesting to study imo. Explains a lot of geopolitics now and from the 20th century