World Energy Review – 2023 Edition

World Energy Review – 2023 Edition, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.29, with 52 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 35 subscribers.

You will learn about Big Players in Geopolitics of Energy Key Players in the Production/Consumption of Energy Primary Energy Status Quo & Trends Fossil Fuels Industry Trends: Oil, Gas & Coal Crude Oil, Refined Liquids, Refinery Throughput and Trade LNG vs. Pipeline Trade of Natural Gas Actual trends of Renewable Energies: Solar, Wind, Nuclear Biomass Industry Players Global CO2 emissions Electrification of the Industry This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineers (Process, Chemical, Refining, Petroleum, Petrochemical, Industrial…) or Refinery or Petrochemical plant operators and technicians or Support Personnel of an Oil, Gas, Coal & Energy Company including maintenance, logistics, supply chain, sales, marketing, quality… or Business Development managers, Corporate Planning Professionals and Business Analysts or Oil & Gas Executives, Managers and Decision Makers or Energy, Environment & Industry Consultants It is particularly useful for Engineers (Process, Chemical, Refining, Petroleum, Petrochemical, Industrial…) or Refinery or Petrochemical plant operators and technicians or Support Personnel of an Oil, Gas, Coal & Energy Company including maintenance, logistics, supply chain, sales, marketing, quality… or Business Development managers, Corporate Planning Professionals and Business Analysts or Oil & Gas Executives, Managers and Decision Makers or Energy, Environment & Industry Consultants.

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Summary

Title: World Energy Review – 2023 Edition

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.29

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Big Players in Geopolitics of Energy
Key Players in the Production/Consumption of Energy
Primary Energy Status Quo & Trends
Fossil Fuels Industry Trends: Oil, Gas & Coal
Crude Oil, Refined Liquids, Refinery Throughput and Trade
LNG vs. Pipeline Trade of Natural Gas
Actual trends of Renewable Energies: Solar, Wind, Nuclear
Biomass Industry Players
Global CO2 emissions
Electrification of the Industry

Who Should Attend

Engineers (Process, Chemical, Refining, Petroleum, Petrochemical, Industrial…)
Refinery or Petrochemical plant operators and technicians
Support Personnel of an Oil, Gas, Coal & Energy Company including maintenance, logistics, supply chain, sales, marketing, quality…
Business Development managers, Corporate Planning Professionals and Business Analysts
Oil & Gas Executives, Managers and Decision Makers
Energy, Environment & Industry Consultants

Target Audiences

Engineers (Process, Chemical, Refining, Petroleum, Petrochemical, Industrial…)
Refinery or Petrochemical plant operators and technicians
Support Personnel of an Oil, Gas, Coal & Energy Company including maintenance, logistics, supply chain, sales, marketing, quality…
Business Development managers, Corporate Planning Professionals and Business Analysts
Oil & Gas Executives, Managers and Decision Makers
Energy, Environment & Industry Consultants

Course Description:

This course provides a review and analysis of the Energy Institute Report (BP Statistical Review of World Energy). It is a course based on the Global Energy Landscape in 2023.

The big players in the global energy industry, including countries, organizations & regions.
The world’s major energy consumers and producers
The global trade in energy by region, fuel and countries.
The future of energy, including the transition to clean energy
The social and economic impacts of energy policy
The latest trends in energy technology
Electrification and current transition to clean energy
Status quo of Fossil Fuel Industry: Oil, Gas and Coal

What You Will Learn:

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the current state of the global energy industry for both Fossil Fuels and Renewable Energies
Identify the key trends and challenges facing the industry in the near and distant future
Analyze the role of different players in the industry, more commonly, Producers and Consumers
Evaluate the future of energy
Understand the role of government in the energy sector
Assess the impact of climate change on the energy sector
Analyze the social and economic impacts of energy policy
Stay up-to-date on the latest trends in energy technology

Recommended Audience:

This course is recommended for anyone interested in the Global Energy Industry as well as Geopolitical Energy Issues. It would be a valuable resource for students, professionals, decisionmakers and policymakers.

Specific Topics to be Covered:

The main core fundamentals: Primary Energy, Fossil Fuels (Oil, Gas and Coal), Renewables (Solar, Wind, Nuclear, Biomass, etc..), Carbon Emissions, and Electrification
The big players in the global energy industry: Countries & Regions that play a major role in the production, consumption, and trade of energy.
The global trade in energy: This includes the flow of energy resources between countries, as well as the role of international organizations in regulating the trade of energy.
The future of energy (Energy Trends) The Transition to Clean energy, the role of technology in the energy sector, and the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.

Assessment:

The course will be assessed through a combination of quizzes, exams, and a final project.

Prerequisites:

Basic Knowledge of Primary Energy such as Fossil Fuels & Renewables is recommended but not mandatory. Geopolitical Basics is also recommended.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the Course!

Lecture 2: Before You Start

Lecture 3: About this Course

Lecture 4: About this Report

Lecture 5: Key Highlights

Chapter 2: Primary Energy

Lecture 1: Primary Energy – Key Facts

Lecture 2: Primary Energy – Analysis of Numbers & Tables

Lecture 3: Primary Energy – Analysis per Fuel Type

Lecture 4: Primary Energy – Analysis Per Capita

Chapter 3: Fossil Fuels: Oil, Gas & Coal

Lecture 1: Fossil Fuel Facts

Lecture 2: Crude Oil Facts

Lecture 3: Crude Oil Demand

Lecture 4: Crude Oil Prices

Lecture 5: Crude Oil ImportExperts

Lecture 6: Crude Oil Tables – Production

Lecture 7: Crude Oil Tables – Production

Lecture 8: Crude Oil Tables – Production

Lecture 9: Crude Oil Tables – Consumption Crude

Lecture 10: Crude Oil Tables – Consumption Liquids

Lecture 11: Crude Oil Tables – By Product

Lecture 12: Crude Oil Tables – Refinery

Lecture 13: Crude Oil Tables – Trade

Lecture 14: Natural Gas Facts

Lecture 15: Natural Gas Tables – Production

Lecture 16: Natural Gas Tables – Consumption

Lecture 17: Natural Gas Tables – Trade

Lecture 18: Natural Gas Tables – Pipeline vs LNG

Lecture 19: Natural Gas Tables – LNG

Lecture 20: Natural Gas Tables – LNG Trade

Lecture 21: Natural Gas Tables – Pipeline

Lecture 22: Coal Facts

Lecture 23: Coal Tables – Production

Lecture 24: Coal Tables – Consumption

Lecture 25: Coal Tables – Trade

Lecture 26: Fossil Fuel Closure

Chapter 4: Renewables

Lecture 1: Renewables Facts

Lecture 2: Renewables Nuclear

Lecture 3: Renewables Nuclear EXTRA

Lecture 4: Renewables Hydroelectric

Lecture 5: Renewables Total

Lecture 6: Renewables Solar

Lecture 7: Renewables Wind

Lecture 8: Renewables – Biofuels

Lecture 9: Renewables – Closure

Chapter 5: Carbon and Electricity

Lecture 1: Carbon Emissions Facts

Lecture 2: Electricity Facts

Lecture 3: Electricity Tables – Generation

Lecture 4: Electricity by Fuels

Lecture 5: Carbon & Electricity Closure

Chapter 6: Closure

Lecture 1: Course Closure

Lecture 2: Whats Next?

Lecture 3: BONUS – Continue Your Training!

Instructors

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