Energy Policy

Catalog description

This course provides an in-depth examination of energy policy frameworks, integrating legal and regulatory perspectives to address the complexities of energy governance. It explores the interplay between global and domestic energy policies, regulatory environments, and industry dynamics. Key topics include energy market structures, environmental sustainability, resource accessibility, business-government interactions, and the role of stakeholder engagement in shaping policy outcomes. The course critically evaluates energy policies’ socio-economic impacts, technological advancements, and geopolitical implications. Students will analyze case studies on emerging policy challenges in the energy transition, fossil fuel regulations, and renewable energy adoption. Through interactive discussions, students will develop the ability to assess and influence energy policy decisions effectively. A significant outcome of the course for doctoral candidates is completing a research paper focusing on an energy policy issue within the business sector assigned by the faculty. This paper enables students to synthesize theoretical knowledge with practical applications, contributing original insights to the field of energy policy.