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How to benefit from disruptive change in the energy sector – Amsterdam, Berlin, London
The energy sector is undergoing a deep transformation. Incumbent players are challenged by new market entrants, long-established practices are giving way to new technologies, traditional market structures are overturned by new regulations and business models.
In cooperation with thought leaders business school ESCP Europe, German think tank Agora Energiewende and PwC, Energy Delta Institute offers a unique executive programme zooming in on this far-reaching transformation.
New business models, innovation and leadership and financing are at the heart of this programme which will take you to Amsterdam, Berlin and London. Nowhere else will you be able to gain similar critical insight into the energy transition.
How you benefit
- Gain deep strategic insight into energy transition
- Identify latest business models and value chains
- Learn from top experts from different European countries
* In cooperation with ESCP Europe, Agora Energiewende and PwC
* Includes e-learning, case studies and New Energy Essay
* High practical use value
About the programme
The Executive Programme New Energy Realities focuses on the development of new business models at a time of massive and disruptive change in the energy market. It has three main parts.
First, it looks at how value propositions are changing and how new value may be created in energy markets. Consumer focus is considered key to survival and success.
Second, it addresses the role of energy companies in the changing energy landscape and looks at the innovation and leadership skills needed.
Third, it focuses on the financial side of the energy transition: where will the hundreds of billions of euros needed for the transition come from and how can sustainable energy projects be financed.
Modules 1 and 2 are combined in the first week. In the middle of that week we travel from Amsterdam to Berlin by fast train. On the train workshops will be held on the future of mobility. Module 3 takes place two months later in London. In the intervening period you will write a New Energy Essay.
Topics
Module 1: New energy business models
Location: Amsterdam (to be confirmed)
- Changing value propositions
- Energy efficiency business models and energy service companies (ESCOs)
- New management systems
- Decentralised energy production and urban energy developments
- Data mining and digital energy business models
- European energy market design
Module 2: Innovation and leadership
Location: Berlin (to be confirmed)
- Leading a sustainable energy revolution
- Dealing with public perceptions and resistance
- Key innovations and gamechangers
- Corporate ethics and corporate leadership
Module 3: Financing the new energy reality
Location: London (to be confirmed)
- Global new energy investments
- Financial characteristics of renewable energy sources
- Investments and project finance valuation
- Financial partnerships between private and public sector
- Mergers and acquisitions strategies
What you learn
- Analyse how utilities adapt to decentralised energy production
- Discuss and evaluate the challenges for incumbent and emerging energy companies
- Recognise the global investment trends in energy transition
- Evaluate project development models for renewable energy
- Identify the key innovations in a changing energy world
- Understand values, corporate ethics and developments in leadership
Who should attend
This executive programme is for mid/senior career level professionals with considerable working experience in the energy sector. For example:
• Project and change managers
• Business developers and strategy consultants/managers
• Information systems managers
• Marketing and performance consultants/managers
• Innovation, research and development advisors
This program is divided into 3 modules at 3 locations.
Tatiana Mitrova
Dr. Tatiana Mitrova is Director of the Energy Center at SKOLKOVO School of Management, Head of the Oil and Gas Department at the Energy Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (ERI RAS) and Senior Visiting Research Fellow of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES). Mitrova is a member of the Governmental Commission of the Russian Federation on fuel and energy and member of the Board of Directors at Unipro (formerly E.ON-Russia).
Bert Stuij
Bert Stuij (MSc.) is Vice President Innovation at the Energy Delta Institute (EDI) and Manager National Programmes/Energy at the Netherlands Enterprise Agency RVO, a government institution. At EDI, Stuij works on programme development and education with a specific focus on energy transition. At RVO, Stuij is responsible for renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy innovation policy. Previously Stuij worked in the private sector for Shell and at various semi-private institutions (Novem) and government agencies (SenterNovem, AgentschapNL).
Register
You can easily register online for this program.
