Marine and Offshore Energy Decarbonisation
About This Course
This is a 2-Day course on Decarbonisation of Marine & Offshore Energies which aims to equip participants with the knowledge and tools to navigate the energy transition.
This programme explores the latest in alternative fuels, offshore renewables, safety and regulatory frameworks, and transition pathways for oil & gas. Through expert insights and an interactive case study, participants will learn to evaluate economic trade-offs, apply sustainability principles to project design, and develop innovative solutions for decarbonised marine and offshore energies.
This course is designed for mid-career professionals, engineers, policymakers, project managers, and business leaders from maritime, offshore energy, and related industries.
What You'll Learn
1. Setting the Scene – The Global Energy Transition
2. Economics & Investment in Sustainable Offshore Energy
3. Safety, Standards & Regulatory Frameworks
4. Offshore Oil & Gas Transition Pathways
5. Alternative Fuels for Shipping
6. Offshore Renewable Energy Landscape
7. Future Outlook & Digital Solutions
8. Interactive Case Study: Designing a Sustainable Offshore Energy Hub
Learning Outcome:
• Understand the key drivers and technologies in marine & offshore energy decarbonisation
• Evaluate the trade-offs between alternative fuels and renewable energy options
• Apply safety and regulatory considerations to project design
• Assess the economic viability of sustainable energy projects
• Develop conceptual solutions for decarbonised marine/offshore systems
Entry Requirements
a) Possess at least a Polytechnic Diploma or equivalent qualification, or have relevant working experience in marine, offshore, energy, or related engineering/technical sectors.
b) Demonstrate basic technical literacy, including familiarity with engineering concepts, industrial systems, or project environments.