Learning Outcomes
Knowledge (
EQF level 7):
Students will be able to recall and explain the fundamental principles, rules and resources in the energy sector.
Understanding (EQF Level 7):
Learners will understand the complexity of energy markets, legal frameworks and regulatory structures.
Application (EQF Level 7):
Through field exposure and site visits, students will apply theoretical knowledge to real energy installations, enhancing practical understanding.
Analysis (EQF Level 7):
Critical examination of contemporary energy challenges and policies will demonstrate students' ability to analyse complex issues in the energy sector.
Synthesis (EQF Level 7):
Students will integrate knowledge from many areas, including maritime law, hydrocarbon exploration and energy transport, to develop a comprehensive understanding of the wider energy landscape.
Assessment (EQF Level 7):
Participants will evaluate the effectiveness of strategies related to energy security, transport and infrastructure.
Creation (EQF Level 7):
Through specialist knowledge of LNG markets and gas trading, students will develop strategies and solutions relevant to the modern energy industry.
Course Content (Syllabus)
In the context of this course, the main topics studied are: Sources, products, activities, actors and rules in the energy sector. The concepts of unbundling, security of supply, diversification of sources of supply and energy efficiency. Liberalisation, privatisation and regulation of energy markets in the EU. The third energy package and the Energy Union. Hydrocarbons (upstream). Transport of energy resources (midstream). Pipeline routes and security of energy supply. Law of the Sea. Projects of common interest in the field of energy. Refining and distribution (downstream)
- Energy reserves. Electricity and natural gas. Environmental protection - oil pollution. Renewable energy sources. Nuclear energy. Energy efficiency and the Green Army.
Keywords
energy, energy markets, law of energy, energy security, green army