The Energy Learning School (ELS) is the professional development and capacity-building arm of ICE, dedicated to equipping decision-makers, senior executives, legislators, and technical professionals with the tools to lead in a transforming energy world.
The Energy Learning School (ELS) is the professional development and capacity-building arm of ICE, dedicated to equipping decision-makers, senior executives, legislators, and technical professionals with the tools to lead in a transforming energy world.
ICE-ELS is a subsidiary of the International Centre for Energy, a global organization which provides regionally tailored solutions designed to inspire and propel governments and organizations towards sustained innovation and efficiency in their energy ecosystems covering the Oil, Gas and Electricity & Maritime value chains. Together we are dedicated to transforming the energy infrastructure of Sub-Saharan Africa, driving reform and tangible development, and offering vital expertise to overcome deeply endemic challenges.
It is common knowledge that effective leadership eludes many people and organizations
It is common knowledge that effective leadership eludes many people and organizations.
Decommissioning is the final phase of oil and gas activities where oil and gas infrastructure
Managing natural resources for the benefit of host nations and towards building a strong economic
An effective Local Content policy must encompass key structures for reporting and industry metrics.
This course covers the fundamental principles and advanced techniques used in seismic data acquisition.
Seismic data is a critical component of the oil and gas exploration and development value chain.
This module principally covers the usage of the acquired and final processed seismic data to be able to achieve the ultimate aim
The largest threat to the commercial success of hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation remains the increased propensity for disputes.
Negotiating contracts in the oil and gas industry is a complex process that involves balancing legal, commercial, technical, and environmental considerations.
The world has witnessed and indeed continues to experience a technological revolution in various industries, from agriculture to oil and gas.
