Oil, Gas & Energy-Sector Governance and the Energy Transition
For leaders in the National Oil Corporation, its companies and the electricity sector: sector governance, transparency, contract and revenue management, renewables and what the energy transition means for Libya.
Tripoli
Programme overview
Sector governance against the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative standard, managing contracts with international partners, revenue management, renewable and energy-efficiency strategies and energy-transition scenarios for an oil-dependent economy.
Learning Objectives
- Assess sector governance against international transparency standards.
- Manage contracts and partnerships with international companies.
- Understand revenue management and sovereign funds.
- Set a renewables and energy-transition strategy.
Target Audience
- Leaders of the National Oil Corporation and its subsidiaries.
- Leaders of GECOL and the ministries of oil and energy.
- Board members and governance committees in the energy sector.
Program Curriculum
- Module 1
Day 1: Sector governance and transparency
- Sector governance models and the EITI standard
- Government, national company and operator relationships
- Module 2
Day 2: Contracts and revenue
- Oil and gas contract types and negotiation
- Revenue management and sovereign funds
- Module 3
Day 3: Electricity and renewables
- Electricity-sector reform and energy efficiency
- Solar and wind: Libya's opportunities
- Module 4
Day 4: The energy transition
- Global demand scenarios and the Libyan economy
- A transition roadmap for each participating institution