Energy Transition through 2050: Climate Science, Low Carbon Energy and Carbon Capture Strategies that Lead to Net-Zero

Venue

Kenyan Cost(KES)

Non-Kenyan Cost(USD)

Enroll

Nairobi

275,000

3000

Overview

Curriculum

Energy Transition through 2050

Climate Science, Low Carbon Energy, and Carbon Capture Strategies for Net-Zero | ECAS Institute

Course Background
Objectives
What You Will Learn
Training Modules
Target Participants
Contact

Course Background

This program equips managers, executives, specialists, and government officials with knowledge of climate science, global energy demand projections through 2050, and low-carbon strategies across energy supply, demand, and carbon capture. Participants will gain insights to contribute effectively to net-zero commitments and prepare rational plans for their organizations or governments.

Course Objectives

Understand the science and impacts of global warming.

Analyze global energy demand growth projections through 2050.

Identify and evaluate low carbon strategies in energy demand, supply, and carbon capture.

Comprehend stakeholder roles (government, corporations, energy suppliers) in stimulating energy transition.

Develop frameworks to prepare actionable plans for reducing carbon footprint.

What You Will Learn

Scientific drivers of global warming.

Extent of energy demand growth through 2050.

Low-carbon strategies in energy demand, supply, and carbon capture.

Stakeholder strategies to stimulate action toward net-zero.

Analysis of energy projections leading to a low-carbon future.

Training Modules

1. Science & Impact of Global Warming

Greenhouse effect and anthropogenic emissions

Historical temperature trends & climate models

Observed impacts (extreme weather, sea-level rise)

Tipping points & long-term projections

Imperative for net-zero emissions

2. Energy Transition Model & 2020 Demand-Supply

Historical energy transitions

Learning curves in energy technology adoption

Global 2020 energy demand-supply profile

Trends & imbalances in energy landscape

3. Drivers of Energy Demand & Projected Intensity

Population, economy, urbanization as drivers

Energy efficiency & conservation

Sectoral demand analysis: industrial, residential, transport

Energy intensity reduction projections

4. Projections of Energy Demand

Long-term forecasting methodologies

Analysis of IEA, IRENA, BP Energy Outlook

Scenario analysis for net-zero pathways

Implications for climate targets

5. Fossil Fuel Supply Projections

Current & projected reserves and production

Stranded asset risks

Natural gas as a transition fuel

Investment trends in fossil fuels

6. Electrification, Power & Renewables

Electrification & decarbonization

Integration of variable renewables

Hydrogen fuels: production & transport

Renewable energy growth projections

Challenges & opportunities

7. Energy Transition by Region

Regional energy mix differences

Policy & regulatory variations

Case studies: EU, China, India, USA

Inter-regional collaboration

8. Government & Public Policies

Carbon pricing, carbon taxes, cap-and-trade

Renewable mandates & incentives

RD&D support & grid modernization

International cooperation & climate finance

9. Oil & Gas Companies’ Transition Strategies

Diversification into renewables & low-carbon tech

Carbon capture & storage investments

Strategic partnerships & acquisitions

Balancing fossil fuel assets with new ventures

10. Carbon Capture, Storage & Utilization

Capture technologies & industrial sources

Geological storage & safety

Utilization pathways (EOR, industrial uses)

Direct Air Capture (DAC) & scalability

Policy & economic viability

12. Bridging the Gap

Develop rational, actionable net-zero plans

Address financial, technological, and social barriers

Multi-stakeholder collaboration & public engagement

Progress measurement & strategy adaptation

Future outlook & innovation

Target Participants

Managers and executives across all industries

Energy, sustainability, and environmental specialists

Government officials in energy policy, climate action, and planning

Decision-makers responsible for carbon footprint and energy strategy

Contact & Registration

Training manuals and reference materials are provided. Certificates issued upon successful completion.

For tailor-made courses or inquiries, contact: info@ecasiafrica.org

Payments should be sent to our bank account before the start of training, with proof sent to: info@ecasiafrica.org