Governing Energy Transitions
CAS
Universität St. Gallen HSG
- Lieu de formation
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St-Gall (SG)
- Langue d'enseignement
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anglais
- Type de formation
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Hautes écoles universitaires HEU - Formation continue: formations longues
- Modalités temporelles
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À temps partiel
- Thèmes de formation
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Électronique, microtechnique - Environnement - Management, direction
- Filières d'études
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Gestion d'entreprise / économie d'entreprise - Sciences de l'environnement
- Swissdoc
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Mise à jour 26.02.2024
Description
Description de la formation
Switzerland is planning an ambitious energy transition with far-reaching consequences on the national, cantonal, and on the municipal level. As a result, leaders in the energy sector from public administration, politics, and industry are faced with significant challenges of realizing political goals, redesigning the infrastructure, adapting business models to disruptive innovations, and strategically repositioning vis-à-vis new market entrants.
The training is tailor-made for interested executives in order to develop a thorough understanding of governing the social, technical, business/economic, and regulatory dimensions of the energy transition, as well as the competencies required to apply this knowledge at the local level. The overall aim of the program is to facilitate a dialogue between a group of passionate industry experts, government officials and academics and to actively foster a GET-community.
GET is an action learning program to develop a common understanding of the challenges and opportunities arising from the Swiss energy transition. Such an approach welcomes the confrontation of controversial opinions through critical discussion. As such, GET is also a continuous learning exercise that extends beyond the classroom.
Plan de la formation
ECTS: 10
1 ECTS conformes to 25 - 30 hours of work.
Content
- Module A: Policy/Regulation at Swiss Federal Office of Energy
- Module B: Business models at E-World energy & water, Engie, E.ON
- Module C: Renewable energy and Energy efficiency at Amstein + Walthert
- Module D: Governance and Energy systems at Empa & University of St.Gallen
- Virtual days: Zoom
- Impact Project
Admission
Conditions d’admission
Target group
- public administration and politics
- utility companies and supplier industry
- municipalities (urban and cantonal)
- energy offices
Coûts
CHF 8'950.-
Diplôme
- Certificate of Advanced Studies CAS
Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Governing Energy Transitions of the University of St.Gallen
Infos pratiques
Lieu / adresse
- St-Gall (SG)
Western and Central Switzerland
Déroulement temporel
Début des cours
On request
Durée de la formation
16 days
Modalités temporelles
- À temps partiel
Langue d’enseignement
- anglais
Liens
Renseignements / contact
Sami Ben Messaoud, Telefon +41 (0)71 224 20 89,
E-Mail: sami.benmessaoud@unisg.ch
Institution 1
Universität St. Gallen HSG
Dufourstrasse 50
9000 St. Gallen
Tél.: +41 (0)71 224 21 11
E-mail:
URL:
www.unisg.ch/
Autres informations
Executive School of Management, Technology and Law (ES-HSG)
Universität St. Gallen HSG
Holzstrasse 15
9010 St. Gallen
Tél.: +41 71 224 75 09
E-mail:
URL:
www.es.unisg.ch/