This In-Country Value (ICV) Strategy for Energy Projects training course provides participants with the knowledge and practical frameworks required to develop and implement effective ICV strategies across major energy projects. Oil, gas, petrochemical, power and wider energy investments can create substantial domestic economic value through local procurement, employment, supplier development, industrial investment, technology transfer and workforce capability development. Realising this potential requires ICV objectives to be integrated systematically into project planning and execution.
Participants will examine how national and organisational ICV objectives can be translated into project-level priorities, targets and responsibilities. The training course covers local supply-market assessment, expenditure segmentation, localisation opportunity identification, procurement and EPC contracting, supplier development and industrial localisation. It also addresses the commercial, technical, schedule and risk considerations that influence localisation decisions, helping participants develop strategies that are ambitious while remaining practical and achievable.
The course concludes with ICV performance measurement, contractor monitoring, governance and long-term economic impact. Participants will develop a more integrated understanding of how project expenditure and contracting decisions can contribute to sustainable local capabilities while maintaining the quality, safety, technical and commercial requirements of major energy projects.
This In-Country Value (ICV) Strategy for Energy Projects training course will highlight:
By the end of this In-Country Value (ICV) Strategy for Energy Projects training course, participants will be able to:
This training course is particularly relevant to professionals responsible for developing, implementing or overseeing ICV and Local Content requirements within energy projects, including:
This training course combines expert-led presentations, facilitated discussions, energy-sector case studies, analytical exercises and practical ICV applications. Participants will examine project expenditure, assess localisation potential, consider procurement and contracting requirements, evaluate supplier-development opportunities and develop appropriate performance measures. The emphasis is on connecting ICV strategy with practical project decisions while balancing localisation objectives against commercial, technical, quality, safety, schedule and risk considerations.
Organisations will benefit from:
Participants will develop:
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