Business, Politics, and Economics of International Energy
ECAS Institute | Nairobi, Kenya
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Course Background
The ECAS Institute offers this course to provide professionals with a comprehensive understanding of global energy markets, political and economic factors, and business strategies influencing international energy. Participants will learn to navigate energy policies, market dynamics, climate commitments, and investment strategies for sustainable energy development.
Course Objectives
Gain insights into global energy production, consumption, and trade dynamics.Examine how policies, agreements, and geopolitics shape energy markets.Assess vulnerabilities in energy supply chains and global stability impacts.Understand the roles of multinational corporations, state-owned enterprises, and investors.Analyze the impact of environmental regulations, carbon pricing, and energy laws.Evaluate economic feasibility and policy implications of transitioning to sustainable energy.Apply analytical tools to assess energy risks, opportunities, and corporate strategies.Explore lessons from past energy crises and market disruptions.Training Modules
Introduction to Global Energy Systems: Energy types, demand & supply trends, economic development, climate impacts, energy access & equity.Energy Market Structures and Dynamics: Market fundamentals, pricing mechanisms, investment flows, key companies, trading, and speculation.Geopolitics of Energy: Energy as a strategic asset, major players, security & conflicts, OPEC influence, trade routes, and supply vulnerabilities.Energy Policy and Regulation: National & international policies, climate agreements, carbon pricing, subsidies, regulatory frameworks.Business and Investment Strategies in Energy: Corporate strategies, project financing, mergers & acquisitions, energy tech innovation, ESG considerations.Energy Security and Market Stability: Supply chain disruptions, price volatility, strategic reserves, cybersecurity threats, diversification strategies.Sustainable Energy Transition: Economics of renewables, policy incentives, transition challenges, hydrogen, energy storage, smart grids, just transition.Future Trends in Energy Markets: Technological innovations, AI & digitalization, decentralized energy, climate resilience, global energy policy outlook.Target Participants
This course is designed for:
Government officials & policymakers in energy, environment, trade, and foreign affairs.Executives, analysts, and managers in oil, gas, renewable energy, and utility companies.Business leaders, investors, and sustainability experts.Academics, researchers, and students in energy economics, international relations, and environmental studies.NGO and civil society representatives, journalists, and media professionals covering energy and climate issues.Enrollment & Notes
Training manuals and reference materials are provided. Participants receive a certificate upon completion. Tailor-made courses for organizations are also available.
Payment should be sent to our bank account before the start of training and proof of payment sent to info@ecasiafrica.org.
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