Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) in the Energy Sector One Day USD: 150/- and Two Day USD: 250/- Per Pax

Course level:All Levels
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Description

1. Introduction to ESG in the Energy Sector

  • Definition and importance of ESG principles

  • Growing global focus on sustainability and transparency

  • The role of ESG in oil, gas, and renewable energy companies

2. Environmental Pillar – Core Concepts

  • Climate change, carbon footprint, and energy efficiency

  • Pollution control, waste management, and resource conservation

  • Biodiversity protection and sustainable operations

3. Social Pillar – People and Communities

  • Workforce welfare, health, and safety initiatives

  • Human rights, diversity, and inclusion in the energy industry

  • Community engagement and social investment programs

4. Governance Pillar – Ethics and Accountability

  • Corporate governance frameworks and board responsibilities

  • Anti-corruption, compliance, and transparency practices

  • Ethical leadership and stakeholder trust building

5. ESG Regulations and Reporting Standards

  • Overview of GRI, SASB, TCFD, and UN SDGs

  • Regulatory requirements and disclosure obligations

  • Best practices in ESG reporting and audits

6. Integrating ESG into Business Strategy

  • Aligning ESG goals with corporate mission and KPIs

  • ESG risk identification and mitigation in decision-making

  • Embedding sustainability in long-term planning

7. ESG Metrics and Performance Measurement

  • Key performance indicators (KPIs) for environment, social, and governance

  • Data collection, monitoring, and reporting tools

  • Benchmarking and continuous improvement

8. Sustainable Finance and Investment

  • Green bonds, carbon credits, and ESG-linked financing

  • Investor expectations and ESG due diligence

  • Financial benefits of sustainable operations

9. Decarbonization and Energy Transition

  • Role of renewables, CCUS, and hydrogen in reducing emissions

  • Net-zero strategies and emission reduction pathways

  • Case studies from leading energy companies

10. Stakeholder Engagement and Communication

  • Managing relationships with regulators, investors, and communities

  • Transparent communication of ESG goals and progress

  • Crisis management and reputation protection

11. Digital Tools for ESG Management

  • Data analytics, AI, and blockchain for ESG tracking

  • Automation in sustainability reporting and compliance

  • Using technology to enhance ESG transparency

12. Case Studies and Best Practices

  • Successful ESG implementation in global energy firms

  • Lessons learned from ESG failures and controversies

  • Future trends and evolving ESG expectations

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