UCL Australia
Student Testimonial
"This course at UCL is one of its kind"
Events
24 April
UCL Australia Seminar Series
Wind Power in South Australia - from zero to 26 % in 10 years
Presentation by Adj A/Prof Monica Oliphant, Past President ISES and Nic Jacobson, Independent Consultant
News
Professor Stefaan Simons presented at the Annual Meeting of the Four Societies (The Nuclear Engineering Panel of the Sydney Branch of Engineers Australia, The Australian Nuclear Association, The Royal Society of New South Wales and The Australian Institute of Energy) in Sydney.
The topic of his presentation was 'Going low carbon – the Approach of the International Energy Policy Institute'.
Contact
UCL Australia
Torrens Building
220 Victoria Square
Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
Tel: +61 8 8110 9960
Fax: +61 8 8212 3039
Research at UCL Australia
UCL School of Energy and Resources
At UCL Australia we focus on solutions to real-world problems. The UCL School of Energy and Resources is addressing energy provision, primarily, but not exclusively, electricity generation.
Mullard Space Science Laboratory
The Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL) is a world-leading research organisation delivering a broad science programme that is underpinned by a strong capability in space science instrumentation, space-domain engineering, space medicine, systems engineering and project management.
International Energy Policy Institute
The International Energy Policy Institute (IEPI) was created to address key policy issues in the mineral, energy and resources industries through intensive and innovative research.
Research at the IEPI
Professor Stefaan Simons
Executive Education
UCL Australia offers a hands-on and comprehensive Executive Education programme for people working in the mineral, energy and natural resources sectors.
Our courses are designed to expand your understanding, enhance your skills and challenge your ideas –with the academic rigour of one of the foremost academic institutions in the world. We will help you to embrace new approaches and equip you with the specialised knowledge you need to continue making a positive and practical impact in your industry.
Discover how our innovative Executive Education programme can help you achieve your strategic goals.
Upcoming programmes:
Thursday 30th – Friday 31st May 2013
The Shale revolution and Australia: threats and opportunities
Course Director:
Professor Paul Stevens, UCL Australia
The “shale gas revolution” in the United States is already transforming global gas markets. It is also likely to prove a major game changer for gas and oil markets in Asia, not least because of its possible impact on the global production of liquid hydrocarbons and the implications for United States “energy independence”. This executive training programme seeks to explore the implications of the development of shale gas and its technology. In particular it will examine the global implications including the possible implications of large-scale LNG exports from the United States in the context of Australia’s current plans for LNG.
