Energy Meteorology Fundamentals: Forecasting for the Energy Industry

See the real-world accuracy of your forecast and get rewarded both in high salaries and top-level benefits.

Energy companies, including utilities, power traders, and natural gas firms, operate in response to weather. A cold snap that wasn't forecast accurately can cost a trading desk millions. An inaccurate wind forecast can cause a grid operator to miscalculate capacity.

Energy meteorology sits at the intersection of weather forecasting and financial markets. It's fast-paced, high-stakes, and pays significantly more than most operational meteorology roles.

It's also rarely taught in university programs.

I was an energy meteorologist and a hiring manager for an energy trading firm. I designed the forecast tests that candidates had to pass to get hired. I'm building a live cohort-based course that teaches exactly what this sector wants, including the applied skills, not just the theory.

What's Included

12 weeks of live, instructor-led sessions

2 private 45-minute 1:1 sessions with me, one near the start, one two-thirds of the way through

4 extended live Q&A sessions

Every session recorded, so you can revisit or catch up. Self-paced work between live sessions to reinforce what you're learning

Capstone: the final two weeks are mock trader briefings, presenting your forecast the way you would on a real trading desk

Details:

• 12 weeks, live sessions plus self-paced work
• Capped at 14 students, so the 1:1 sessions stay meaningful
• If the first cohort fills, a second cohort will run with a staggered start date