This course covers many areas of energy, including oil and natural gas, coal, electricity, renewable energy sources, nuclear power plants, energy efficiency and climate change. This points to the need to define the fundamental factors that drive the energy market, cause turbulence in the market, and encourage national and regional governments to control the energy market as a whole. Students will become familiar with and master the basic tools used to analyze and evaluate startup options of individual energy sectors, software tools for energy consumption planning, and more. The development of creative abilities is mastered by the process of designing energy policies and strategies and assessing the effects of proposed measures. A thorough knowledge and understanding of the legislative, regulatory and institutional framework of energy is expected. The effects of planning and implementation of the concept of decentralized construction of production energy systems and the growing use of renewable energy sources will be particularly valued.