Decarbonisation, gases and LNG for energy experts from East Asia
1 WEEK Online Course
1 WEEK Online Course
The training course will deal with Decarbonisation, gases, and LNG- and will be addressed to energy experts from the East Asia region, including the following countries and territories: P.R. China, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Philippines.
The focus of this Course is on the decarbonisation issues of natural gas. It will outline and compare key technical options and opportunities throughout the natural gas value chain, and present and discuss policies undertaken by the EU and other countries on these topics.
This training course is only for participants from the East Asia region, designated as representatives of:
Application process
To apply for the course send your CV to marina.cascella@eui.eu until December 5th, 2021.
LNGnet
The course sits under the LNGnet Project, which has been launched in Spring 2021 by the European Commission to enhance the liquidity, flexibility, transparency, and sustainability of the global LNG market. The LNGnet Project is led by consortium partners: the Florence School of Regulation, Cecoforma, Baringa Partners. More information about the project can be found here.
The course will last five days and consist of 3 hours/day, including lectures and
presentation of case studies.
The Course will be given in English.
Day 1: Policy framework and technical options
Date/Time: January 10th, 2022; 8:30-11:30 CET (14:30-17,30 ICT, 16:30-19:30 JST)
Day 1 will outline policies undertaken for an active contribution of the natural gas
industry to decarbonisation, also in its interaction with power systems. An overview of technical options and their current status is offered.
Presentations:
Day 2: Case studies of methane reducing technologies
Date/Time: January 11th, 2022; 8:30-11:30 CET (14:30-17,30 ICT, 16:30-19:30 JST)
Presentation of case studies from the EU and East Asia will illustrate the integration
between gas and power systems.
Presentations:
Day 3: Natural gas emission reduction policies
Date/Time: January 12th, 2022; 8:30-11:30 CET (14:30-17,30 ICT, 16:30-19:30 JST)
Day 3 will be devoted to GHG emissions from the natural gas industry, including both methane and CO2, and to policies undertaken in the EU to tackle them.
For midstream emission containments, proposals and positions of the European Gas the industry will be presented, including in relation to problems posed by the mixing of new gases like hydrogen and bio-methane.
Presentations:
Day 4: Natural gas-related GHG emissions and their reduction
Date/Time: January 13th, 2022; 8:30-11:30 CET (14:30-17,30 ICT, 16:30-19:30 JST)
GHG emissions from the gas industry include upstream issues, as GHG emissions from gas flaring and venting at production sites are remarkable for their size, but also offer a most promising area of abatement by gas collection and use, also by replacing heavier emission energy sources. For this topic, a contribution from the World Bank is proposed, which has long established a specific Task Force providing the best globally known monitoring effort. A contribution from ENTSO-G, the EU official coordination body of Gas Transmission System Operators, will deal with the financial aspects of emission reduction.
Presentations:
Day 5: Regulatory issues of a sustainable natural gas industry
Date/Time: January 14th, 2022; 8:30-11:30 CET (14:30-17,30 ICT, 16:30-19:30 JST)
Turning gas systems into sustainability tools may require significant changes in the
current regulatory framework of the gas industry. New EU policy proposals for
sustainable energy systems and their impact on natural gas regulation will be
presented and discussed.
Presentations:
The course will be held online by means of the FSR Training Platform and is free of
charge for selected participants.
Experts taking part in the whole Course will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
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