G2 Energy Insights
Professional development is a life-long enterprise. School learnings must be continuously augmented with new skills, tools and current industry knowledge. Technologies, consumer preferences, and markets change rapidly and significantly in the energy space. Energy and environmental policies interact. These dynamic forces are driven by and, often, induce policy and regulatory actions that trigger further changes, sometimes in unintended ways.
Training content built on in-depth research of these developments and on-the-ground experience is more pertinent to trainees' day-to-day performance at work. In a classroom of industry professionals, the instructor can learn from them as well. With this philosophy, Dr. Gülen has developed and delivered content on oil, natural gas, and electric power value chains since the late 1990s, including energy economics courses for Economics, MBA and LLM students, and custom courses for energy professionals.
He has taught Economics and Technology of the Crude Oil, Natural Gas and LNG Value Chains, a one-day Executive MBA course, for the McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin since 2010.
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He has also taught special short courses to representatives from several global energy companies for the McCombs School of Business.

The content of these courses benefited from an intensive two-week training course for energy sector professionals that was delivered between 2001 and 2010 in Houston. Versions were taught in Nigeria, India, Ghana, Turkey, Mexico, Bangladesh and Uganda. Dr. Gülen developed content for and instructed in every session.
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Creating sustained commercial value while mitigating a plethora of technical and non-technical risks is the ultimate challenge for capital-intensive energy projects with multidecadal lives. Based on these experiences, courses are developed and regularly updated based on real-world examples and tools used by companies to evaluate economics and risks of various energy projects so that investment and operation decisions can sustain commercial value.
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To learn more about customized training on energy value chains, email.