High-level, practical, innovative programs for managers
With its unique expertise in the energy management sector, HEC Montréal offers organizations a range of customizable programs or degrees that meet the needs of their managers.
Adapted to sector needs
Programs developed for high-level executives in the electricity, natural resources, mining, gas and oil sectors.
Knowledge required for the energy sector, including a deep dive into the major issues and project analysis.
Initiation to the main principles of management, including energy management systems (EMS).
Notions relating to leadership, mobilization, strategy and change management.
New teaching methods that integrate theory and practice, analysis and synthesis, and reflection and action through case studies, team projects, simulations, and other activities.
Application of knowledge acquired in the program in a project to be defined in cooperation with the partner organization.
“Acceptability, sustainability, and environment—now more than ever, the energy sector must face new questions. Our programs provide the solid theoretical and practical skills needed to meet these day-to-day challenges.”
Program with theoretical and practical training for people who wish to pursue a management career in the energy, mining or natural resources sectors.
Program offered abroad, but subject to the usual conditions for admission and graduation at HEC Montréal.
Program adapted to the current realities of these sectors and to the training needs specified by organizations.
Development of specific skills in areas such as : project evaluation and financing; optimization of system operations; development and commercialization of energy efficiency and energy transition programs.
Development of a strong understanding of energy markets, energy and environmental policy, and investment and operational decisions.
STRUCTURE
Fundamentals (12 credits)
Basic Corporate Finance
Fundamentals of Management
Managerial Economy
Decision Support Models
Specialization (15 credits)
Energy Value Chain
Energy, Mines and Resources Sector Investment and Operations
Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy, Mining and Resources
Regulation and Issues in the Energy Sector
Developing and Marketing Energy Efficiency and Transition Program
An immersive, specialized program in renewable energy management that exposes participants to the realities of this industry, both in Canada and around the world.
Offered to managers and executives, either on HEC Montréal campus or remotely.
An in-depth look at management issues through immersion in HEC Montréal’s dynamic ecosystem, which is innovative and highly collaborative.
Expert seminars; industrial and corporate visits.
Structure
Seminars
Renewable energy value chains
Financing and operations for renewable projects
Regulatory and pricing options for renewables
Long-term perspectives for renewable energy markets
Corporate visits
Special access to various actors in the business sphere of Greater Montréal
Their doors are open to you
Several of HEC Montréal’s partner organizations allow program participants to visit their premises, depending on availability. Company executives meet with participants to discuss themes covered in the program. Some of these companies are Enercon, Énergir, Hydro-Québec and WSP.
A customized program that is adapted to the needs of energy sector companies and executives.
Training development, pedagogical support and program management provided by an expert team.
Several customizable options: location, languages, structures and formats (e.g., duration, in person or remote, accelerated or interspersed).
Program design based on a vast selection of seminars, subjects and themes.
A range of skills in areas such as management concepts, leadership, understanding the issues, mastery of tools that facilitate decision making, and the development of operational strategies.
Corporate visits or lectures given by leading experts at seminars in Montréal.
A broad offering of customized seminars
Skills management for the energy sector
Energy sector management
Energy sector projects: financial and economic analysis
