Energy Transition: Economics, Risks, and Strategic Implications

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This program examines the energy transition from a structural, economic, and strategic perspective.

Rather than focusing on technologies or policy narratives, the course analyzes how energy transitions affect economic stability, industrial competitiveness, geopolitical positioning, and decision-making under uncertainty.

Participants will develop the conceptual frameworks required to evaluate transition-related risks, identify structural constraints, and make informed strategic decisions in complex energy environments.

Contenido del Curso

MODULE 1 — The Energy Transition as a Structural Economic Process

What the Energy Transition Actually Is
Energy Systems as Foundations of Economic Structure
Historical Energy Transitions and Structural Change
Why Energy Transitions Are Slow and Disruptive
Structural Constraints in Energy System Transformation

Energy Transition: Economics, Risks, and Strategic Implications

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Contenido del Curso

MODULE 1 — The Energy Transition as a Structural Economic Process

What the Energy Transition Actually Is

Energy Systems as Foundations of Economic Structure

Historical Energy Transitions and Structural Change

Why Energy Transitions Are Slow and Disruptive

Structural Constraints in Energy System Transformation

MODULE 2 — Energy, Economic Stability, and Systemic Risk

Energy Prices and Economic Stability

Inflation, Energy, and Structural Cost Pressures

Energy Transition and Industrial Competitiveness

Energy Constraints and Economic Fragility

Systemic Risk in Energy-Dependent Economies

MODULE 3 — Cost Structures and Financial Exposure

Cost Structures of Energy Systems

Capital Intensity and Investment Cycles

Price Volatility and Financial Exposure

Transition Costs and Economic Trade-offs

Hidden Costs and Mispriced Risk

MODULE 4 — Geopolitical and Strategic Implications

Energy Transition and Global Power Redistribution

Strategic Dependencies and Supply Chains

Critical Materials and Structural Vulnerabilities

National Strategy and Energy Security

Transition and Strategic Autonomy

MODULE 5 — Risk, Uncertainty, and Scenario Evaluation

Structural Uncertainty in Energy Transition

Policy Risk and Regulatory Instability

Technology Risk and Path Dependency

Scenario Analysis for Strategic Decision-Making

Identifying Structural Risk vs Narrative Risk

MODULE 6 — Strategic Decision Frameworks

How Organizations Make Energy Decisions

Strategic Errors in Transition Planning

Evaluating Exposure and Vulnerability

Decision-Making Under Structural Uncertainty

Building Strategic Judgment in Energy Systems