Energy in Transition: Business Opportunities and Risk Analysis
Workshop Overview
The energy sector is in the early stages of a transformation that will be disruptive and destructive to some companies, but a source of huge opportunity to others. While most focus is on the decarbonisation aspects of the energy transition, the reality is that much more is in play than just carbon emissions.
Sectors such as power generation, transportation and heat – once distinct value chains – are set to see increasing ‘sector coupling’. Transformations that started outside the energy industry, such as digitisation, will drive the deployment of ‘smart’ systems which bring end-users much greater control and influence. The move towards primary resources which are widely available will shift geopolitical balances and redraw supply chains.
It can be hard to bring these interconnected strands together, given the day-to-day subject ‘silos’ within which people work. Yet failing to do so could mean missing out on big new opportunities and exposing your business to risks which are newly emergent.
This unique course is designed to provide a wide-ranging, high-level and strategy-focused perspective on the main market drivers, technology disruptions and economic transformations that are driving the energy transition. It does so in a way that treats them not as separate entities but as interconnected strands with strong interdependencies.
As such, this should be an essential learning opportunity for company strategists, business analysts, investors and project & product planners, amongst others.
Workshop Outline
Benefit of Attending this Workshop
- UNDERSTAND modelled scenarios indicate about common themes and disagreements regarding future energy
- LEARN about other policy drivers that determine outcomes in future energy mixes beyond low carbon
- UNDERSTAND other aspects of renewable power are transforming energy value chains besides falling costs
- ASSESS the limits to full electrification, not just now, but in the long-term
- GAIN insights of how ‘smart’ systems change the relationship between energy suppliers and their customers
- LEARN about the options for substitution of fossil fuels with cleaner ones
- LEARN what do pathways to clean fuels indicate about the localities and companies which will dominate supply
- ASSESS the competitiveness of carbon capture against other alternatives
- ASSESS new opportunities that integrated energy systems centred around industrial clusters will create in future
Who Should Attend to This Workshop
This course is suitable for any professional, especially those in business, commercial and strategically focused roles within the oil and gas sectors, including those responsible for environmental matters, business sustainability and project planning, who would like to have a better understanding about the current development of renewable energy, the opportunities and threats lying ahead for the oil and gas companies and their people.
Course Date
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Course Info
- Claimable : Claimable
- Venue : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Certificate of Competence Included
- Customization: Fully-Customised