Carbon Trading Current Schemes and Future Developments

This training course will utilize various proven adult learning techniques that ensure the highest understanding, comprehension, and retention of the information presented. The daily workshops will be highly interactive and participative. This training course combines PowerPoint presentation with interactive practical exercises, supported by videos, activities, and case studies. Active delegate participation will be encouraged to relate taught material and case studies with their own experiences from their respective.

By the end of this Gulf Rowad Carbon Trading Current Schemes and Future Developments training course, participants will learn to:

• Learn new tools for Environmental Management in all industries and businesses
• Examine the prospects of carbon trading
• Understand the Emission Trading in the different parts of the World
• To focus on the future trends in carbon trading
• A New Tool for Environmental Management
• Understand the Voluntary Offsetting Market

This training course on Carbon Trading – Current and Future Developments is essential for energy industry personnel to explore the innovative approaches to scale-up emissions reductions and foster private sector investment in mitigation technologies:

This Gulf Rowad Carbon Trading Current Schemes and Future Developments training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit: 

• Business Development Professionals, Corporate Planner
• Engineers, Geologist and Oil & Gas  Industry professionals
• Corporate Planners, Investment Analysts, Oil & Gas Directors of Energy Industry
• Managers and professions need a deeper understanding of the Energy Industry,  e.g., analysts, service majors, etc.
• Project managers, Engineers, Financial analysts in the Energy Industry
• Media personnel who interface with traders and publish trading data
• Government regulators
• Auditors, Tax & finance advisors
• Compliance officers
• Equity and Financial Analysts
• Joint Venture officers