Energy Transition for Oil and Gas
About this course

Overview

For most assets the question is not whether the transition happens but what it does to the economic life left in them. Written for commercial and strategy teams, this covers carbon pricing, hydrogen and carbon capture, and how each one changes an investment case.

What you will be able to do

Learning outcomes

  • Interpret carbon pricing mechanisms and their effect
  • Assess CCS and hydrogen opportunities realistically
  • Factor transition risk into economic evaluation
  • Understand how policy shapes asset life
  • Contribute to portfolio and strategy discussions
What the course sets out to do

Course objectives

  • Explain the drivers of the energy transition
  • Assess the impact of carbon pricing on assets
  • Evaluate the role of hydrogen and CCS
  • Consider transition risk in asset economics
  • Frame transition strategy for oil and gas portfolios
Course content

Modules

01

Transition drivers

The policy, market, and technology forces reshaping the sector.

02

Carbon pricing

Carbon taxes, trading schemes, and their effect on project economics.

03

Hydrogen

Hydrogen production routes and their relevance to oil and gas.

04

Carbon capture and storage

CCS technology, cost, and its role in emissions reduction.

05

Asset economics under transition

Teaches how transition dynamics alter the economic life of an asset.

06

Strategy implications

Positioning a portfolio for a lower-carbon operating environment.

Who it is for

Target audience

Commercial, strategy, and planning teams in oil and gas assessing the business impact of the energy transition.

Before you start

Prerequisites

A commercial, strategy or planning role in energy.

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