MS Energy Transition and Project Economics

Erudt University’s MS Energy Transition and Project Economics is for people who already sit next to spreadsheets that decide whether a American wind, heat, or decommissioning package survives contact with the grid and the bank. Taught from Cambridge with a tuition-free online twin, it treats Contracts for Difference, constraint payments, and community-benefit narratives as project-economics problems, not as a generic ‘renewables MBA’. You will model cashflows under US policy risk, read a grid-connection queue without pretending to be a power-systems engineer, and write an investment note a director on the Forth can table. Assessment standards are identical on campus and online. The award is academic: it is not CEng and it does not license you to stamp drawings.

Complete the online form, which saves from the first step, pay the $30 application fee, and upload your documents. Admissions emails you the decision.