Risk Management in the Energy Transition
Electrification and the energy transition are reshaping entire value chains. Even if policy momentum slows in some regions, markets continue to shift because of changing cost curves, insurer policies, procurement standards and grid constraints. This increases stranded asset risk. Assets once seen as secure, such as gas plants and diesel fleets, are rapidly losing value as markets move faster than policy. The Risk Management in the Energy Transition masterclass helps you see where value is shifting, identify stranded asset-risks, and develop strategies to protect and reallocate capital before disruption occurs.
Discounts available for this masterclass
Tackle your energy transition risks
Europe-focused, but globally relevant
Focus on applied insights
Learn from experts and connect with peers
For whom?
This programme is designed for professionals operating at the intersection of finance, strategy, and sustainability who need to navigate the complex realities of the energy transition. Participants are:
- Professionals from private companies, governments, central banks, NGOs or consultancies
- Energy or environmental consultants
- Risk and financial analysts
- Portfolio and strategy managers
- Institutional investors
- CSR and sustainability professionals
Need help?
Reach out to us for questions about this course or our transportation and accommodation options. We respond within 3 business days.
Jannice Daha LLM
Manager Executive Education
E: executive-education@uva.nl
T: +31 (0)6 4834 9056
What will you learn?
You will gain the insight, data, and foresight to protect value and position your organisation to thrive in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
By the end of this programme, you will be able to:
- understand the challenges facing the fossil-fuel in a low-carbon transition;
- analyse key EU and US climate mitigation policies and their impact on financial markets;
- evaluate how taxes, standards, cap-and-trade systems influence asset stranding;
- conduct cost-benefit analyses from multiple perspectives (governments, firms, investors);
- recognise why consistent long-term policy and planning are essential to reducing stranded-asset risk;
- integrate mitigation and transition effects into business strategies, investment decisions, and risk models.
Teaching staff
Dr. Renaud Coulomb is a senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne. His research in environmental and resource economics focuses on the impacts of climate change mitigation on energy resource use and on the value of energy firms and their assets.
Fees
Fees vary depending on when you sign up.
Spring 2026
| Tuition* | Application deadline | Start date | |
| Early bird fee | €2,190 | 27 February 2026 | 27 May 2026 |
| Standard fee | €2,490 | 26 May 2026 | 27 May 2026 |
* The fee is VAT-exempt.
Alumni get a 10% discount
UvA Alumni receive a 10% discount on the standard fee. Please note that this discount cannot be combined with the early bird discount.
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