COURSE OVERVIEW
This course explores the complex dynamics of global energy policy, regulation, and power market trends, equipping
delegates with a comprehensive understanding of how evolving policies, regulatory frameworks and market
mechanisms shape the energy sector. It examines the interplay between traditional and renewable energy sources,
the influence of international agreements and the impact of technological innovation and geopolitical developments
on energy markets. By analyzing real world case studies, current regulatory models and future energy transition
pathways, delegates will gain the knowledge and tools to navigate and adapt to the rapidly changing global energy
landscape.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This course is suitable for energy professionals, policymakers, regulators, economists, business strategists, consultants
and executives in the oil, gas and power sectors. It is also valuable for professionals in renewable energy, finance and
infrastructure who seek to understand the regulatory and policy frameworks that influence investment,
competitiveness and market operations in the global energy industry.

COURSE OUTCOMES
Delegates will gain the skills and knowledge to:
• Develop a clear understanding of global and regional energy policies and regulatory frameworks.
• Analyze the impact of market liberalization, decarbonization, and technological disruption on power markets.
• Evaluate global energy transition strategies and their implications for business and policy.
• Strengthen decision-making skills in relation to energy investment, policy design, and market participation.
• Assess the role of renewable integration and carbon pricing in shaping modern power markets.
• Anticipate emerging policy trends and geopolitical influences affecting global energy dynamics.

KEY COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
At the end of the course, you will understand;
• The impact of global energy policies on markets and investments.
• Key regulations shaping the oil, gas, and renewable energy sectors.
• Trends in power markets, including electrification and decarbonization efforts.
• Geopolitical factors influencing energy supply and demand globally.
• Methods for analyzing policy risks and opportunities in energy projects.
• The role of international agreements and climate commitments in energy governance.

Course Booking

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