The University of Texas
at Austin
Conferred to attest that
Christian Celeste
has successfully completed the
Managing the Energy Transition
Gaylen Paulson, Ph.D.
Associate Dean and Executive Director
Texas Executive Education
Christian Celeste
The Managing the Energy Transition program from Texas Executive Education at the McCombs School of Business is designed by expert faculty with global, cross-industry experience and active involvement in the debates and policymaking in the energy sector. Through a combination of expert insights, application-based activities, case studies, and peer learning, the six-week curriculum empowers professionals to manage trade-offs and make informed decisions as they drive their organizations toward an efficient and equitable energy transition.
Skills / Knowledge
- Define drivers and impacts of energy transition
- including scientific evidence market forces
- policy
- risk
- and geopolitical shocks. Compare the cost
- reliability
- and cleanliness of net-zero technologies to assess uncertainty and trade-offs in the context of the transition. Identify economic trade-offs between the impact of climate change and the macroeconomic cost of decarbonization. Analyze the effectiveness and impact on cost due to impacts of regulatory policy choices for achieving net- zero goals. Examine scenario analysis planning in making informed decisions and mitigating risk in the energy transition. Provide strategic recommendations for navigating change in today’s energy markets.
Issued on
June 24, 2024
Expires on
Does not expire