Energy Seminars Inc
Friday, May 24, 2013
Continuing Education for the Energy Industries

 NAESB Gas Contracts 202

 

June 5, 2013     Houston      (preceded by NAESB 101 on June 4 and followed by Dodd Frank on June 6)

July 18, 2013     Denver       (preceded by Dodd Frank on July 16 and NAESB 101 on July 17)

Nov. 13, 2013    Houston       (preceded by NAESB 101 on Nov. 12 and followed by Dodd Frank on Nov. 14)

COURSE DETAILS
CPE credit: 7.0 Hours
Course: Intermediate    
Prerequisites: NAESB 101 or NAESB negotiation experience
Instructional Method: Group Live
Cost: $898
MCLE Texas: 6.0 Hours
 
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Brief:
NAESB® 202 focuses on the credit and default provisions of the NAESB® forms, the alternatives to Section 10 (Financial Responsibility), AND the special provisions added by commercial banks, investment banks, hedge funds and majors to their NAESB®’s. Examples of special provisions will be provided and reviewed in detail. There will be several negotiation exercises on the special provisions. It is recommended that attendees to this seminar have previously negotiated at least one NAESB®, or have completed the NAESB Agreement & Gas Trading course.
*Energy Seminars, Inc. is neither affiliated nor associated with the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB®).

Who Should Attend:
Any one involved in natural gas contracting and/or credit issues.

Agenda:

NAESB® 202  
 
1.       NAESB® Credit, Default
          & Termination Provisions (8:30 – 10:15)
          a.  2005 Bankruptcy Law
          b.  Credit Provisions
          c.  Default Provisions
          d.  Termination Provisions
          e.  Credit Support Addendum
          f.   NAESB® True/False
               Test of Knowledge
 
2.      NAESB® Sample Forms &     
        Supplemental Provisions
        (10:30 -12:00 & 1:00-2:00)
          a.  Financial Institution Sample Form
          b.  Big Energy Company Sample Form
          c.  Utility Sample Form
          d.  Hedge Fund Sample Form
          e.  NAESB® True/False
               Test of Knowledge
 
3.       NAESB® Negotiation Exercises
          (2:00 – 2:30 and 2:45-3:30)
          a.  Accelerated Negotiation of
               Key Issues
          b.  Discuss Forms and Compromises
          c.  Negotiation Strategies
 
4.       NAESB® Trends (3:30 – 4:00)

 

 






 

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If the registrant or his or her agent cancels a registration 3 days or more prior to the seminar date, Energy Seminars, Inc. (ESI) will impose a cancellation fee of $35 if paid by check, money order, VISA, or MasterCard, or $50 if paid by AMEX. If the registrant is a no-show or the registration is canceled less than 3 days prior to the seminar date, ESI can offer only a letter of credit to any future seminar.

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