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The Energy Risk Professional (ERP®) Program
creates a unique link between the physical and financial energy
markets. The ERP designation is earned by passing a rigorous,
practice-oriented exam designed to test fundamental concepts
associated with the complex physical and financial risks inherent
in the major energy markets. Becoming a Certified ERP gives
candidates a framework for thinking critically about the entire
energy value chain.
The ERP Program has the direct and ongoing
input of leading energy practitioners and risk professionals from
around the world. The curriculum provides a comprehensive overview
of the fundamental practices used in the exploration, production,
storage, refining and processing of hydrocarbon-based energy
commodities, the development and distribution of renewable energy
and clean-air technologies, the unique characteristics and
strategies for trading and hedging physical energy commodities, the
valuation of over-the-counter and exchange-traded energy derivative
contracts, the modeling of energy price behavior, and a grounding
in fundamental risk management practices.
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FAST FACTS |
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Since its inception, ERP registrations have grown 99%
year-over-year
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In 2011, ERP candidates represented over 450 organizations |
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163
organizations have been represented by three or more ERP
candidates since 2009 |
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92% of those who sat for the November 2011 ERP Exam said the Exam
topics were applicable to their current jobs |
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Certified ERPs come from 28 countries |
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