Fundamentals of Energy Security & Strategy

Fundamentals of Energy Security & Strategy, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.56, with 34 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 8 reviews, and has 39 subscribers.

You will learn about Have a sound understanding of local and global energy security issues, especially in light of emerging changes (good appreciation of challenges/opportunities) Raise awareness of current energy developments and vulnerabilities as part of security assessments. Raise awareness of cross-cutting challenges such as terrorism, cyber threats, geopolitical issues, maritime security, etc Gain insights into analysing energy as a security and strategic issue. Understand the links between energy and conflict and geopolitics, and their impact on individuals, organisations and governments Develop a sound understanding of the energy industry's importance and challenges posed by energy security Better appreciate the place of different measures to improve energy security, especially energy efficiency Be able to integrate energy security thinking in policy-making and strategic decision-making, enabling better scenario planning. Be an expert in energy security drivers, how they impact different stakeholders, the opportunities they present, and challenges of improvement implementation Fully understand the need for local and global cooperation in mitigating the challenges posed by poor energy security management. Be able to use frameworks and methodological thinking in analysing and thinking through risks associated with energy security This course is ideal for individuals who are This course can be studied by a broad range of people but is specially designed for; or Individuals curious about the energy industry or industry veterans looking to grow or thinking about joining the industry • Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution or Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution and storage or System Integrators or Professionals looking to advance into the energy & environment sectors or Managers and executives wanting to improve their understanding of energy generation and storage markets, as well as help to develop business strategies and policies or Military and Paramilitary Officers and their civilian equivalents or Cybersecurity professionals or Intelligence Analysts or Defence Planners or Risk Managers or Logisticians or Facility Managers of businesses or Supply Chain Directors and Managers or Individuals and institutions working in energy efficiency, energy security, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, disaster response, cyber-security, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and similar fields. or Technical professionals, including Renewable Energy Engineers, Engineers from Original Equipment Manufacturers, Solar Power Engineers, Wind Power Engineers, etc or Sustainability Managers and Directors looking to drive their business towards a low-carbon economy or Utility staff and policymakers looking for a comprehensive overview of energy resources and markets or Investment fund managers looking to better understand the technical and commercial aspects of their fund deployment or Project Engineers and Managers or Technical Leaders or Environmentalists or Community Leaders or Climate Changers or Entrepreneurs looking to go into the emerging energy business and create a fortune from this emerging market or Engineers looking to broaden their experience as part of their continuing professional development (CPD) given changes to traditional sectors or Students who want to learn more about the renewable energy business, emerging technologies and business models or Everyone (general public) It is particularly useful for This course can be studied by a broad range of people but is specially designed for; or Individuals curious about the energy industry or industry veterans looking to grow or thinking about joining the industry • Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution or Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution and storage or System Integrators or Professionals looking to advance into the energy & environment sectors or Managers and executives wanting to improve their understanding of energy generation and storage markets, as well as help to develop business strategies and policies or Military and Paramilitary Officers and their civilian equivalents or Cybersecurity professionals or Intelligence Analysts or Defence Planners or Risk Managers or Logisticians or Facility Managers of businesses or Supply Chain Directors and Managers or Individuals and institutions working in energy efficiency, energy security, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, disaster response, cyber-security, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and similar fields. or Technical professionals, including Renewable Energy Engineers, Engineers from Original Equipment Manufacturers, Solar Power Engineers, Wind Power Engineers, etc or Sustainability Managers and Directors looking to drive their business towards a low-carbon economy or Utility staff and policymakers looking for a comprehensive overview of energy resources and markets or Investment fund managers looking to better understand the technical and commercial aspects of their fund deployment or Project Engineers and Managers or Technical Leaders or Environmentalists or Community Leaders or Climate Changers or Entrepreneurs looking to go into the emerging energy business and create a fortune from this emerging market or Engineers looking to broaden their experience as part of their continuing professional development (CPD) given changes to traditional sectors or Students who want to learn more about the renewable energy business, emerging technologies and business models or Everyone (general public).

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Title: Fundamentals of Energy Security & Strategy

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.56

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Have a sound understanding of local and global energy security issues, especially in light of emerging changes (good appreciation of challenges/opportunities)
Raise awareness of current energy developments and vulnerabilities as part of security assessments.
Raise awareness of cross-cutting challenges such as terrorism, cyber threats, geopolitical issues, maritime security, etc
Gain insights into analysing energy as a security and strategic issue.
Understand the links between energy and conflict and geopolitics, and their impact on individuals, organisations and governments
Develop a sound understanding of the energy industry's importance and challenges posed by energy security
Better appreciate the place of different measures to improve energy security, especially energy efficiency
Be able to integrate energy security thinking in policy-making and strategic decision-making, enabling better scenario planning.
Be an expert in energy security drivers, how they impact different stakeholders, the opportunities they present, and challenges of improvement implementation
Fully understand the need for local and global cooperation in mitigating the challenges posed by poor energy security management.
Be able to use frameworks and methodological thinking in analysing and thinking through risks associated with energy security

Who Should Attend

This course can be studied by a broad range of people but is specially designed for;
Individuals curious about the energy industry or industry veterans looking to grow or thinking about joining the industry • Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution
Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution and storage
System Integrators
Professionals looking to advance into the energy & environment sectors
Managers and executives wanting to improve their understanding of energy generation and storage markets, as well as help to develop business strategies and policies
Military and Paramilitary Officers and their civilian equivalents
Cybersecurity professionals
Intelligence Analysts
Defence Planners
Risk Managers
Logisticians
Facility Managers of businesses
Supply Chain Directors and Managers
Individuals and institutions working in energy efficiency, energy security, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, disaster response, cyber-security, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and similar fields.
Technical professionals, including Renewable Energy Engineers, Engineers from Original Equipment Manufacturers, Solar Power Engineers, Wind Power Engineers, etc
Sustainability Managers and Directors looking to drive their business towards a low-carbon economy
Utility staff and policymakers looking for a comprehensive overview of energy resources and markets
Investment fund managers looking to better understand the technical and commercial aspects of their fund deployment
Project Engineers and Managers
Technical Leaders
Environmentalists
Community Leaders
Climate Changers
Entrepreneurs looking to go into the emerging energy business and create a fortune from this emerging market
Engineers looking to broaden their experience as part of their continuing professional development (CPD) given changes to traditional sectors
Students who want to learn more about the renewable energy business, emerging technologies and business models
Everyone (general public)

Target Audiences

This course can be studied by a broad range of people but is specially designed for;
Individuals curious about the energy industry or industry veterans looking to grow or thinking about joining the industry • Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution
Individuals intending to learn about energy generation, distribution and storage
System Integrators
Professionals looking to advance into the energy & environment sectors
Managers and executives wanting to improve their understanding of energy generation and storage markets, as well as help to develop business strategies and policies
Military and Paramilitary Officers and their civilian equivalents
Cybersecurity professionals
Intelligence Analysts
Defence Planners
Risk Managers
Logisticians
Facility Managers of businesses
Supply Chain Directors and Managers
Individuals and institutions working in energy efficiency, energy security, critical infrastructure protection, crisis management, disaster response, cyber-security, counter-terrorism, maritime security, and similar fields.
Technical professionals, including Renewable Energy Engineers, Engineers from Original Equipment Manufacturers, Solar Power Engineers, Wind Power Engineers, etc
Sustainability Managers and Directors looking to drive their business towards a low-carbon economy
Utility staff and policymakers looking for a comprehensive overview of energy resources and markets
Investment fund managers looking to better understand the technical and commercial aspects of their fund deployment
Project Engineers and Managers
Technical Leaders
Environmentalists
Community Leaders
Climate Changers
Entrepreneurs looking to go into the emerging energy business and create a fortune from this emerging market
Engineers looking to broaden their experience as part of their continuing professional development (CPD) given changes to traditional sectors
Students who want to learn more about the renewable energy business, emerging technologies and business models
Everyone (general public)

The energy industry is undergoing a revolution, with new grid models emerging, more renewable energy systems being integrated, and digitalisation and Industry 4.0 transforming how the energy business is run. Also, global geopolitics is ever-changing and dynamic, and so is the impact of population growth, all affecting how energy is secured and used. Energy supply infrastructures are getting older, and countries are depleting their reserves of finite energy sources and becoming net importers. Political will and poor policies are creating unintended energy supply and use consequences. The list is endless. But the impact is felt by all – individuals, businesses, governments, the military and paramilitary. At the heart of this is good energy resource management, and guiding this is good energy security.

Energy Security is a specialist term defined by the International Energy Agency (IEA) as the “…uninterrupted physical availability of energy at a price which is affordable while respecting environmental concerns…”. So while the first thought may be about the security of supply, it is also about price and protecting the environment.

This course will provide a detailed understanding of the concept of energy security, its drivers, and its impacts. It is meant to expose you to the issues, past and current energy developments, and vulnerabilities when looking at energy security. It will also briefly introduce key measures and areas for improvement. This is a fully practical masterclass, with examples based on real-life experiences and scenarios. It is well balanced for those in the technical field, those in government, those in the military and paramilitary, and those in the business world. The main being to provide a wide-range introduction to energy security in a self-contained manner but also in-depth enough, alongside practical cases and skills necessary to understand and discuss energy security. It will lay the groundwork for a much greater future engagement for those in the public, private or non-profit sectors. It will cover past, current, and future potential and energy security scenarios using real-life case studies. You will get a comprehensive overview of energy security and how to incorporate these into your strategic planning.

The energy industry is relevant for everyone but is also pretty complicated. This course will help you understand some of the risks that apply to your organisation.

Considering the heightened global security issues and impacts of COVID, now is an excellent time to learn this course.

Join us as we debut this interactive online course. It’s a convenient way to ‘attend’ the class while still having the opportunity to interact with the instructor and your industry peers and contribute to your continuing professional development.

This course is delivered as a mixture of lectures, Q&As, Surveys, and additional reading materials that allow the full exchange of ideas on energy security, allowing participants to be ahead and become strategically important to their organisations.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome! Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Meet the Course Instructor

Lecture 3: Essential Course Information

Lecture 4: Introduce yourself

Chapter 2: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Energy Security

Lecture 2: Citation: Ukraine-Russian Crisis

Lecture 3: Assessing the Impact of the Russian-Ukrainian Crisis

Lecture 4: Planning for Energy Security

Lecture 5: Case Study: Baltic State Response to Energy Security

Lecture 6: History of Energy Security

Lecture 7: Definition of Energy Security

Chapter 3: Consequences of Poor Energy Security Management

Lecture 1: Consequences for government and the public

Lecture 2: Consequences of Poor Energy Security on Businesses

Lecture 3: Consequences of poor energy security on the military

Chapter 4: Drivers of Energy Security

Lecture 1: Introduction to Drivers of Energy Security

Lecture 2: Growing Energy Demand as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 3: Geopolitics as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 4: Non-energy Conflict as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 5: Extreme Weather Condition as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 6: Market Monopolies as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 7: Poor Energy Policies as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 8: Energy Transition as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 9: Digitalisation and Cyber Threats as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 10: Ageing Infrastructure as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 11: Technical Failures, System and Human Errors as Drivers of Energy Security

Lecture 12: Labour Strikes as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 13: Terrorists as Drivers of Energy Security

Lecture 14: IP Theft as a Driver of Energy Security

Lecture 15: SURVEY: Assess energy security management in your organisation/region

Chapter 5: Use of the Intelligence Cycle in Energy Security

Lecture 1: The Intelligence Cycle

Lecture 2: Assessing a Country's Energy Security Risk

Lecture 3: Open Source Intelligence for Energy Security Assessment

Chapter 6: Energy Security Risk Mitigation Strategies

Lecture 1: Frameworks for Energy Security Risk Mitigation

Lecture 2: Energy Security Improvement Measures

Chapter 7: Test

Instructors

Tekena Fubara PhD
Instructor

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Frequently Asked Questions

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