Integration of Oil & Gas Infrastructure for the Energy Transition
Course Cost
£995
+VAT
Duration
3
DAYS
Online
- Pursuing Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emission targets for 2050.
- Co-existence of technologies like hydrogen, electrification, e-fuels.
- Utilize existing oil & gas infrastructure for technology development.
- Insight into emerging technologies and legal boundaries.
- Understanding energy transition, legal framework, technical challenges.
Overview
This training course focuses on the integration of oil and gas infrastructure for the energy transition. It addresses the challenges posed by international Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emission targets for 2050. The course explores emerging technologies, legal boundaries, and the potential of existing infrastructure to accommodate new energy carriers. Designed for professionals in the energy industry, it covers theoretical content, case studies, and discussions to build understanding of energy transition concepts, legal frameworks, technical challenges, and project feasibility.
Who should attend
Energy Industry Professionals, Management Staff
Course Content
DESCRIPTION
Pursuing the international Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emission targets for 2050 poses significant challenges for the entire energy industry. While various new energy carriers and concepts for net-zero emissions are being developed in parallel during the ongoing operation of our industries and transportation sectors, most experts believe that there will not be one single new technology arising, but that the solution will be a co-existence of several technologies, including hydrogen, electrification, e-fuels, etc.
For both technology and infrastructure development, the quickest and most efficient way forward will be to utilise most of the existing oil & gas infrastructure, from production of these new energy carriers to storage and distribution
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This course will provide an insight into the currently emerging technologies, changing legal boundaries and the potential of the existing oil & gas infrastructure to accommodate these developments, including required improvements and modifications.
This course will provide an insight into the currently emerging technologies, changing legal boundaries and the potential of the existing oil & gas infrastructure to accommodate these developments, including required improvements and modifications.
Course Level: Skill
Duration: 2 days
Instructor: Chandrasekhar Ramakrishnan
DESIGNED FOR YOU, IF YOU ARE…
- A professional in the energy industry
- Management or commercial staff involved in energy transition or working for energy companies, technological start-ups, etc.
HOW WE BUILD YOUR CONFIDENCE
- Mixed, instructor-led delivery of theoretical content with blend of PowerPoint overview and detailed explanations
- Case studies for energy transition projects
- Participants are encouraged to bring own case studies for class discussion
THE BENEFITS FROM ATTENDING
By the end of the course you will:
- Understand the concept of energy transition and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions
- Get affiliated with the driving legal framework for energy transition, especially in Europe, incl. the European Green Deal, RED II, etc.
- Be aware of technical challenges and legal restrictions in the handling of new energy carriers with existing infrastructure
TOPICS
- Overview of the most promising concepts and future energy carriers for industry and global mobility, incl. their specific characteristics, advantages/disadvantages
- Chemistry and physical characteristics of CO2, H2 and carriers like NH3, e-fuels, etc.
- Overview of the available oil & gas infrastructure today, covering Upstream / Midstream / Downstream and their respective potential roles for energy transition
- Technical challenges in the handling of new energy carriers with existing infrastructure
- Legal restrictions for handling new energy carriers with existing infrastructure
- Case studies for energy transition projects incl. re-assignment of existing infrastructure, incl. hydrogen transport in gas pipelines, CCUS projects, green hydrogen applications for conventional oil & gas industries, green ammonia production and handling, e-fuels synthesis, storage and handling, etc.
- Feasibility of energy transition projects and potential improvement by using existing infrastructure
- Project risks and key success factors
Duration:3 Days
Who Should Attend
Energy Industry Professionals, Management Staff
Location
This course supports online training.
