New Era in Oil, Gas & Power Value Creation
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Every year since 2001, the Center for Energy Economics holds a two-week program that targets oil, gas and power commercial development. Developed and delivered by CEE, the program is supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development and other agencies and international organizations as well as leading multinational energy companies. |
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
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The 8th Annual International Capacity-Building Program
"New Era in Oil, Gas & Power Value Creation"
May 12-23, 2008
Houston, Texas |
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In its eighth year, this flagship international capacity-building program addresses both energy value chain fundamentals and commercial energy investment complexities with a unique integration of tools, activities and concepts. The program is especially useful for public and private decision makers engaged in energy sector investment, reform and development; and commercial managers engaged in international project and business development. New Era emphasizes the relationship between energy value chain economics, technology, and operations with policy and regulatory frameworks necessary to host commercially successful investment. New Era delegates benefit from abundant opportunities for networking with other delegates, guest speakers, and the U.S. and global energy businesses based in the Houston region. Site visits in the past included a green field LNG import terminal; midstream and end use applications for natural gas; energy regulatory agencies; and an electric power control center. Over the past seven years, program participants have come from state-owned, local and international energy companies; ministries; regulatory agencies; news media and universities. Countries represented in the New Era programs since 2001 are: Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Cote d'Ivoire, Ecuador, Gambia, Ghana, Honduras, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Peru, Republic of Congo, Republic of Georgia, Tanzania, Togo, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, Turkmenistan, the United Kingdom, the United States and Venezuela. In addition to our CEE and UT experts, we include distinguished guest instructors from the CEE's large, global network of leading government institutions, nongovernmental organizations, and public and private corporations. [more]
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PAST PROGRAMS
Executive Program: Commercial Best Practices for Oil & Gas Value Chains
December 3-7, 2007
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This new executive course, held during the first week of December was primarily designed for managers and team leaders involved in project origination through development and exit strategy. Program candidates representing Argentina, Hong Kong, Madagascar, Nigeria, UK and US obtained a more comprehensive understanding of energy business, economic, policy, regulatory and technology trends impacting value creation opportunities. Key components of the program included: energy value chain linkages and complexities, how to capture value from upstream to end use and challenges in completing energy value chain strategies. |
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May 7-18, 2007 - The 7th Annual New Era Program
A group of 24 energy industry specialists attended CEE's international capacity-building program "New Era in Oil, Gas & Power Value Creation." In its seventh session, this year's program welcomed professionals from 10 countries: Angola, Benin, Cote D'Ivoire,
Ghana, Kenya, Mexico,
Nigeria, Peru, Tanzania, and Togo.
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Delegates represented regulatory agencies, ministries of energy, national oil companies, and universities in these countries. This 2-week program addresses energy value-chain fundamentals and commercial energy investment complexities with a unique integration of tools, activities, and concepts. New Era emphasizes the relationship between energy value-chain economics, technology, and operations with policy and regulatory frameworks necessary to host commercially successful investment. The program included in-class sessions, group projects, and individual assignments. As part of the program, participants also had site visits to the Freeport LNG terminal, Dow Chemical, City of Lake Jackson CNG fleet, Railroad Commission of Texas, Public Utility Commission of Texas, and the Lower Colorado River Authority. Our thanks go out to these organizations and all supporters of the program for making this year's session a success. [see photos] |
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