Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power (OG-050) Training Course

Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power

Natural gas reaches homes, businesses and power plants through transmission and distribution networks, and gas-fired power plants provide flexible electricity that…

5 daysClassroom or online

13Upcoming dates

7Cities

£2,250Fees from

Course overview

Why Attend

Natural gas reaches homes, businesses and power plants through transmission and distribution networks, and gas-fired power plants provide flexible electricity that supports renewable integration. Planning, operating and regulating these systems requires both technical and commercial understanding.

This LLMI course covers gas transmission and distribution network design, pressure regulation and metering, network operations and safety, gas-to-power plant configurations, gas supply contracts for power, and regulation of gas utilities. Participants examine the role of gas networks in the energy transition, including biomethane and hydrogen blending.

The course suits engineers, planners and commercial staff in gas utilities and power companies.

Course Objectives

Describe gas transmission and distribution systems

Understand network design, pressure regulation and metering

Operate networks safely and efficiently

Explain gas-to-power plant configurations

Understand gas supply contracts and regulation

Assess the future role of gas networks

Target Audience

Gas utility engineers and operators

Power plant engineers

Network planners

Commercial and regulatory staff

Energy ministry officials

Asset managers

Course Methodology

Technical lectures

Network design exercises

Case studies

Contract discussions

Group workshops

Course outline

1Day 1: Gas Networks Overview

Gas value chain to end users
Transmission and distribution
Network components
Gas quality
Regulatory structures
Exercise: Network mapping

2Day 2: Network Design and Operation

Pressure tiers
Regulation and metering stations
Network modelling
Operations and control
Maintenance
Workshop: Network capacity exercise

3Day 3: Safety and Asset Management

Gas safety risks
Leak management
Emergency response
Asset integrity
Performance indicators
Case study: Distribution incident

4Day 4: Gas-to-Power

Gas turbine and combined cycle plants
Flexibility and grid support
Gas supply for power
Contracts and pricing
Efficiency and emissions
Exercise: Gas-to-power economics

5Day 5: Future of Gas Networks

Biomethane injection
Hydrogen blending
Decarbonisation pathways
Regulatory change
Investment planning
Capstone: Network strategy outline

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power course?

The course runs over 5 days of classroom training, usually Monday to Friday.

When is the next Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power course?

The next public date is 14 - 18 Dec 2026 in Paris. There are 13 upcoming dates in total.

Where is this course held?

Upcoming sessions run in Paris, Munich, Kuala Lumpur, Amsterdam, London, Barcelona, Cape Town.

Can I take Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power online?

Yes. Every date can also be joined live online in a virtual classroom with the trainer, for £1,280 per participant. Choose "Live online" in the dates table when you register.

How much does the course cost?

Fees start from £2,250 per delegate, depending on the city. Fees include tuition and course materials.

Do participants receive a certificate?

Yes. Delegates who complete the course receive a London Leadership Management Innovation certificate of completion.

Can this course be delivered in-house for our team?

Yes. LLMI can tailor and deliver this course privately for your organisation at your premises or in one of our training cities.

Course information last updated 14 November 2026.

Gas Distribution Networks and Gas-to-Power

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