| Web Link | http://www.baltdefcol.org/ |
| Last Date Updated | 19/Dec/2019 7:43 |
| Training Institution | Baltic Defence College |
| Discipline | Energy Security (EGY) |
| Area | Energy Security (ES) |
| Depth of knowledge Level | 300 - Advance |
| NATO Course Certification | NATO Selected |
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| Course Code | EGY-ES-35433 |
| Course Title | BALTIC DEFENCE COLLEGE OPERATIONAL LEVEL ENERGY SECURITY COURSE |
| Delivery Method | Residential |
| Course Description | The Operational Level Energy Security Course is offered by the Baltic Defence College , Tartu, in cooperation with the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence for (ENSEC COE), beginning in 2019 with the aim to create factual baseline knowledge of energy security awareness, Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection (CEIP) and energy efficiency in the military operations for the participants.This course fulfils the need for an operational focus on global energy developments and also offers a venue for sharing best practices and discussing areas where NATO can provide added value: the role of new technologies in enhancing energy efficiency in the military, with a focus on cultural change; advancing regional cooperation and interoperability; and supporting the protection of critical energy infrastructure. |
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| Aim of the Course | To apply Energy Security factors relevant to NATO by introducing the fundamentals and analysing energy security developments in the current geopolitical situation and their potential impacts on Alliance security and military operations at the operational level. |
| Learning Objectives | 1.Analyse energy security developments and their potential impact on military operations.
2.Analyse risks to Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) by focusing on the entire energy system.
3.Apply innovative energy efficiency approaches to improve NATO capabilities. |
| Pass/Fail criteria | Summative (Pass/Fail) assessed based on student’s contribution and engagement during the course. |
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| Structure of the Course | This five-day course is a mix of lectures, Q&As, small group activities, facilitated discussions, and in-class exercises. Using these different formats will facilitate the exchange of ideas & best practices by analysing the relevant energy security developments and their potential impact on Alliance security and military operations. |
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| Active Course | Yes |
| Course Active from | 18/Mar/2019 |
| Course Deactivated on | 25/Mar/2022 |
| Course Duration (in days) | 5.0 |
| Joining Instructions | Next convening 23 - 27 March 2020. Email Point of Contact for Application. Joining Instructions will be provided upon acceptance of application. |
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| Security Clearance | NU: NATO UNCLASSIFIED |
| Training Audience | P: NATO and PfP Nations |
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| Tuition Fee per Student (Euro) | 0.00 |
| Fees for Accommodation and Meals (Euro) | 0.00 |
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| Payment Authority |
| Email | william.combes@baltdefcol.org |
| Phone number | 372 617 6424 |
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| Course Application Authority | Baltic Defence College |
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| Select the Level 1 Eval associated with this course. |
| Level 1 Eval | None |
| The Level 2 Test dropdown currently only applies to SCORM compliant courses. |
| Level 2 Test | None |
| Two Step Application Override (Reqs approval for applying into Iteration) | No |
| Submit course for ETOC Upload | Yes |
| Requires Secure Access | No |