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Description
Energy Transition projects are accelerating in a world of uncertainty and risk. Are you and your teams, whether owners, investors, contractors, subcontractors or vendors, ready to face the challenges ahead?
Which practices should be adapted for Energy Transition projects and which should be discarded in favour of more agile and innovative approaches that ensure successful delivery and outcomes for all involved?
Drawing on industry experience, Kingsfield Academy has assembled a programme Delivering the Transition designed for project professionals to explore the challenges facing Energy Transition projects and strengthen their skills for their successful management. During a recent interview with E-FWD, John Fotherby of Kingsfield Academy emphasised that genuine collaboration is essential if decarbonisation and electrification targets are to be achieved.
Delivering the Transition
The Programme offers six modules, which can be taken individually or in full, depending on individual or organisational needs. Each is delivered, online or in-person, through one or more workshops and, where appropriate, accompanied by an elearning course. Tailored, inhouse or in-person options are available.
Module 1 - Contracting for Energy Transition Projects – Options and Challenges
Module 2 - Implementing the ECITB Project Collaboration Toolkit (PCT)
Module 3 – Agile vs Classic: The Best of Both Worlds for Today’s Projects
Module 4 – Negotiation Skills And Strategies for Project Professionals
Module 5 – Project Stakeholder Conference / Project Alignment
Module 6 – Bringing It In-house
For further information about the modules, please download the Programme flyer below.
Who is this for?
This Programme is designed for organisations planning to adapt their project management practices to the challenges of Energy Transition conditions and that need to train their project teams accordingly.
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