Energy & Sustainability
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Energy & Sustainability
Navigate energy regulation, market reform and the transition towards more resilient, sustainable energy systems.
Inside the faculty
Understand the systems shaping the energy transition.
The faculty brings together energy markets, regulation, sustainability and investment. Programs examine the choices involved in building resilient energy systems, balancing consumer and investor needs, and responding to decarbonisation.
Areas of focus
Electricity markets and regulation; energy economics and trading; ESG and climate finance; carbon markets and economic regulation; sustainable infrastructure.
Executive programs
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16 executive programs
Energy & Sustainability
Electricity Market Design & Regulation
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Licensing Energy Infrastructure
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Global Regulatory Frameworks for Energy Markets
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Electricity Pricing & Rate Regulation
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Energy Law & Regulation
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Electricity Regulation & Commercial Frameworks
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Strategic Energy Economics & Global Energy Markets
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Energy Transition, Decarbonisation & Net Zero Strategies
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ESG Strategy, Sustainability & Corporate Leadership
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Carbon Markets & Emissions Trading Systems
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Climate Finance & Sustainable Investment
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Strategic Energy Trading & Commodity Markets
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Power Sector Reform, Regulation & Market Development
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Sustainable Infrastructure Development & Green Investment
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Economic Regulation & Power Tariffs
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