This advanced 5 days programme provides professionals with a rigorous, practice-oriented grounding in Geological Carbon Storage – Picking the Right Reservoir. Designed for those working across the Sustainability & Energy Transition sector, the course combines established theoretical frameworks with current industry practice through expert-led instruction, structured case studies, and hands-on workshops.
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This advanced 5 days programme provides professionals with a rigorous, practice-oriented grounding in Geological Carbon Storage – Picking the Right Reservoir. Designed for those working across the Sustainability & Energy Transition sector, the course combines established theoretical frameworks with current industry practice through expert-led instruction, structured case studies, and hands-on workshops.
Participants will engage with the most relevant tools, standards, and methodologies used in CCUS & Hydrogen today. By the final day, delegates will leave with a clear personal action plan and the confidence to apply their learning immediately, contributing to improved performance, compliance, and competitive advantage within their organisations.
Equip professionals with the knowledge, skills, and frameworks required to excel in Geological Carbon Storage – Picking the Right Reservoir, driving measurable improvement in Sustainability & Energy Transition performance and delivering tangible value to their organisations.
11 key learning outcomes
Explain the drivers, frameworks, and business implications of the global energy transition
Apply ESG reporting standards (GRI, SASB, TCFD, and ISSB) to measure and communicate sustainability performance
Evaluate decarbonisation pathways available to oil, gas, and energy companies across Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions
Assess CCUS project feasibility including capture technologies, storage options, and economic drivers
Evaluate hydrogen production methods, delivery infrastructure, and end-use applications
Analyse renewable energy technologies — solar, wind, and storage — for integration into energy portfolios
Apply carbon pricing mechanisms including ETS, carbon taxes, and voluntary carbon markets to business decisions
Develop and communicate a credible net-zero strategy including interim targets and governance
Assess nature-based solutions, biodiversity net gain, and their role in corporate sustainability strategies
Engage with ESG investors, rating agencies, and lenders using appropriate sustainability disclosure language
Identify risks and opportunities arising from the energy transition for upstream, midstream, and downstream assets
5 training days · 15 modules · hands-on workshops
Establish the technical basis and policy environment for carbon capture and storage.
CCUS capture screening: teams evaluate three industrial point sources against CCUS feasibility criteria (CO2 concentration, volume, and location) and rank for retrofit suitability.
Evaluate geological storage options and apply site characterisation workflows.
Storage site evaluation: teams apply a site screening matrix to three candidate geological formations and recommend the highest-priority site with supporting rationale.
Apply financial analysis and risk assessment methods to CCUS investment decisions.
CCUS economics model: teams build a simplified financial model for a proposed CCUS project, calculate NPV under two carbon price scenarios, and identify the breakeven carbon price.
Design monitoring programmes and understand the regulatory framework for CO2 storage operations.
Monitoring programme design: teams design a 5-year monitoring plan for a provided CO2 storage site, selecting technologies, frequencies, and reporting thresholds.
Evaluate CCUS cluster models, blue hydrogen integration, and the long-term role of carbon removal.
Capstone CCUS strategy: teams develop a CCUS development plan for a provided industrial cluster, covering source mapping, storage selection, project phasing, policy levers, and a 20-year deployment roadmap.
This programme is designed for professionals across these roles
Professionals leading corporate sustainability strategy, reporting, and stakeholder engagement
Operations leaders responsible for reducing emissions and implementing decarbonisation initiatives
Finance teams managing ESG investor engagement, green finance, and climate risk disclosure
Professionals integrating climate and ESG risks into enterprise risk management frameworks
Technical professionals evaluating and implementing decarbonisation and renewable energy solutions
Executives and board directors responsible for setting and overseeing net-zero strategy and ESG governance
Upcoming public dates — enrol anytime
This course carries internationally recognised professional credits
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