Energy Fundamentals
A weeklong course on the U.S. energy sector — its history, science, and economics — with a focus on Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. Offered in two identical sessions this summer.
Energy Fundamentals provides a broad overview of the U.S. energy sector. Over five days, participants are exposed to the history, science, and economics of producing and consuming energy — from molecules in the ground to electrons on the grid to the policies that shape both.
It is built for early-career professionals, those transitioning into energy, and anyone in industry, government, or the community looking to deepen their knowledge and expand their network. No technical background is required.
The complete curriculum is identical in both sessions, and participants may attend specific days from either session based on availability.
Two sessions, one curriculum
Both weeks cover the same five-day curriculum. Attend a full week, choose individual days, or mix days across the two sessions to fit your schedule.
