The Certified Global Energy and Petroleum Management Training Course offered by Oxford Training Centre provides in-depth knowledge and practical tools for professionals responsible for managing energy operations across the global oil and gas value chain. The course focuses on integrating business leadership, energy strategy, and operational expertise across upstream, midstream, and downstream activities.
Participants will explore topics such as energy policy, market dynamics, petroleum economics, project leadership, and international regulatory frameworks. Emphasis is placed on understanding how global trends affect pricing, production, corporate decisions, and cross-border investments in both conventional and renewable energy environments.
The programme equips professionals with critical capabilities in petroleum operations, investment planning, and energy portfolio optimisation, reflecting the multidimensional scope of today’s energy business. Key areas include energy finance, stakeholder engagement, regulatory navigation, and integrated asset development strategies.
Positioned within technical-level Oil and Gas Training Courses, this training enables participants to manage energy portfolios, lead petroleum business units, and align strategic decisions with performance outcomes in international energy markets.
Objectives
- Develop strategic management skills for petroleum and energy business environments
- Understand global trends and economics shaping oil, gas, and renewable markets
- Analyse upstream, midstream, and downstream operations for performance alignment
- Apply energy project planning, execution, and governance models
- Assess market, policy, and investment risk in the energy sector
- Build competencies in energy sector management training
- Enhance decision-making in regulated, competitive, and volatile global markets
- Apply frameworks for oil and gas strategy and operations training
Target Audience
- Energy company executives and petroleum managers
- Strategic and commercial planning professionals
- Project directors, investment officers, and policy advisors
- Leaders in upstream, downstream, and LNG segments
- Participants pursuing a certified global energy leadership course
- Professionals seeking a petroleum management certification
- Individuals involved in international petroleum business management
- Engineers transitioning into business leadership roles in the energy sector
How Will Attendees Benefit?
- Gain deep insight into global petroleum economics and market behaviour
- Improve leadership effectiveness in energy operations and policy environments
- Strengthen strategic alignment between technical execution and business goals
- Build capacity in energy project management training and risk assessment
- Understand global policy shifts and their impact on enterprise decisions
- Manage international ventures with clarity on market entry and governance
- Apply data-driven decision-making to portfolio management and capital allocation
- Navigate legal, regulatory, and geopolitical frameworks influencing the sector
Course Content
Module 1: Global Energy Landscape and Industry Evolution
- Energy mix and the role of hydrocarbons in global supply
- Market forces, demand trends, and global consumption patterns
- Shifts in investment focus and decarbonisation strategies
Module 2: Upstream and Downstream Energy Operations
- Exploration, drilling, and production economics
- Refining, petrochemical integration, and marketing
- LNG infrastructure and global gas logistics
Module 3: Petroleum Economics and Financial Management
- Cash flow modelling and fiscal regimes
- Investment analysis and capital budgeting
- Price risk, breakeven analysis, and profitability metrics
Module 4: Energy Policy and Regulatory Frameworks
- International energy law and governance
- National oil companies and licensing regimes
- Environmental and safety compliance structures
Module 5: Strategic Management in Oil and Gas
- Strategic frameworks for competitive advantage
- Market entry and international expansion planning
- Portfolio balancing and divestment strategies
Module 6: Energy Project Planning and Execution
- Feasibility assessment and development strategy
- Stakeholder alignment and governance structures
- Cost control, scheduling, and performance tracking
Module 7: Risk Management and Global Energy Security
- Political risk and supply chain exposure
- Hedging instruments and operational risk mitigation
- Scenario planning for global supply disruptions
Module 8: Leadership in Energy Business Environments
- Executive decision-making and strategic leadership
- Leading multidisciplinary and cross-cultural teams
- Communication, negotiation, and board reporting
Module 9: Corporate Strategy and Sustainability
- Energy transition and ESG imperatives
- Integration of renewables into traditional portfolios
- Long-term value creation through sustainable practices
Module 10: Case Studies in Global Energy and Petroleum Management
- Strategic transformation in international oil companies
- Joint ventures and cross-border project leadership
- Policy-driven responses to energy crises and market shocks