PROGRAM DETAILS

Introduction:

Climate change and its impacts are increasingly becoming a focus of concern for individuals and organizations around the world. Energy systems are at the forefront of these discussions, as they are both a cause and a solution to climate change. This five-day training program will explore the interactions between climate change and energy systems, and identify opportunities for individuals and organizations to contribute to the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the science behind climate change and its impacts on energy systems
• Identify the key stakeholders and policies driving the transition to a low-carbon economy
• Analyze the risks and opportunities associated with climate change for energy companies and investors
• Evaluate the potential of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Develop a plan for integrating climate considerations into energy systems and investment decisions

Training Methodology:

The training program will use a mix of lectures, case studies, group discussions, and hands-on exercises to engage participants and enhance learning outcomes. Real-world examples and best practices will be shared to provide practical insights into the topics covered.

Target Audience:

This training program is designed for professionals working in the energy industry, including energy managers, engineers, investment managers, policy makers, and other stakeholders interested in understanding the interactions between climate change and energy systems.

Program Content

Day 1: Understanding Climate Change and Energy Systems Interactions

• Overview of climate science and its impacts on energy systems
• Energy demand and supply trends and their relationship to climate change
• Introduction to renewable energy sources and their potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Day 2: Policy and Regulatory Framework for Climate Change and Energy Systems

• Overview of international, national, and regional climate policies and agreements
• Key stakeholders driving the transition to a low-carbon economy
• Understanding carbon markets and their role in incentivizing emissions reductions

Day 3: Risk and Opportunities of Climate Change for Energy Companies and Investors

• Overview of climate-related risks and opportunities for the energy sector
• Understanding climate scenario analysis and stress testing for energy portfolios
• Introduction to green finance and sustainable investing

Day 4: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Measures

• Overview of renewable energy technologies and their costs and benefits
• Introduction to energy efficiency measures and their potential for reducing emissions
• Case studies on successful renewable energy and energy efficiency projects

Day 5: Integrating Climate Considerations into Energy Systems and Investment Decisions

• Developing a plan for integrating climate considerations into energy systems and investment decisions
• Tools and methodologies for measuring and reporting emissions and climate-related risks and opportunities
• Best practices for communicating climate risks and opportunities to stakeholders