Energy has shaped human conflict and cooperation for as long as recorded history — wars have been fought over it, entire war outcomes shifted because of it, and countless treaties and alliances exist because of it. The modern era alone has seen four major energy crises, and while oil still dominates today, humans have relied on sun, wind, wood, and animal power for energy long before that, adapting sources as needs grew more complex.

As energy sources diversified, so did the need to protect them from anything that could halt production or cause serious damage — which is exactly what this course addresses. It builds the skills to manage insurance for employees in energy companies and institutions, using the latest methods for securing energy sources against risk.

Who Should Attend

• Managers of institutions, companies, and energy production companies.
• Employees working in insurance management.
• Business owners looking to build their skills in energy insurance management.
• Business administration students and graduates.
• Anyone developing expertise in the insurance field.

What You'll Learn

• How to secure energy sources against risk and external factors that could damage them, and why that continuity matters for production.
• How to assess damage and evaluate compensation for energy insurance claims.
• The legislative landscape and laws governing insurance, and the distinct characteristics of energy source insurance.

Module 1: What Energy Insurance Protects and Why

• The concept and importance of energy insurance.
• The characteristics that distinguish energy source insurance from other types.

Module 2: Energy Sources and Insurance Foundations

• An introduction to insurance in general.
• An introduction to energy sources and how they've evolved.

Module 3: Legal Framework, Coding, and Compensation

• Legislative topics and laws related to insurance.
• The common procedure coding system used for securing energy sources.
• Compensation methods, types of energy insurance programs, and the basics and instructions for filing claims.

Module 4: Course Delivery, Format, and Certification

• Can be extended into a mini-master's on energy insurance; contact the academy administration for details.
• Delivered across Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and the USA, at times that suit your schedule.
• Formats include group training at academy-affiliated centers, individual training with an integrated curriculum, field training, and classroom-based theory.
• Participants receive an accredited certificate from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy upon completing the course.