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Energy Infrastructure Mapping with Python & Geopandas
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Energy Infrastructure Mapping with Python & Geopandas

Analyze Pipelines, Power Grids & Interconnectors from Nord Stream to Belt & Road
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Master geospatial analysis using Python and Geopandas for energy infrastructure mapping
  • Visualize gas pipelines including Nord Stream, TurkStream, and EastMed with real geographic data
  • Map European electricity interconnectors: Viking, BritNed, NeuConnect, IFA, and complete networks
  • Analyze China's Belt and Road Initiative energy corridors using Basemap and Folium
  • Create network visualizations showing energy flows between countries and regions
  • Plot any energy infrastructure globally using coordinate systems and shapefiles
  • Combine technical infrastructure analysis with geopolitical and economic context
  • Apply these geospatial techniques to real energy planning and security analysis projects

Course content

9 sections31 lectures4h 38m total length
  • Introduction1:24

    Key points of the course.

  • Additional Case Studies0:03

Requirements

  • Basic Python knowledge helpful but not required
  • No prior Geopandas or GIS experience needed
  • Installation instructions provided for all software
  • Interest in energy infrastructure and global energy markets
  • Just need a computer and willingness to learn

Description


WHO I AM:  I hold a PhD in Quantitative Economics and Energy from Imperial College London. I teach practical, real-world data science specifically for the energy sector.


REGULAR ENHANCEMENTS: This course is reviewed periodically with updates to reflect the modern energy market.


STUDENT BONUS: Note: Students who enroll in this course will receive access to the Energy Data Scientist community.


What You'll Learn:

  • How to perform geospatial analysis using Python and Geopandas for energy infrastructure mapping

  • How to visualize and analyze gas pipelines including Nord Stream, TurkStream, and EastMed using real geographic data

  • How to map electricity interconnectors across Europe including Viking, BritNed, NeuConnect, and IFA systems

  • How to plot and analyze energy networks in any region from Eastern Mediterranean to South Asia

  • How to model China's Belt and Road Initiative energy corridors using both Basemap and Folium

  • How to create linear and nonlinear connections between energy nodes for network analysis

  • How to troubleshoot Geopandas installation issues and optimize geospatial workflows

  • How to combine technical infrastructure analysis with geopolitical context for strategic insights


Perfect For:

  • Energy analysts mapping infrastructure networks and cross-border connections

  • Infrastructure planners in utilities and government agencies

  • Energy economists analyzing regional market integration

  • Consultants advising on pipeline and interconnector projects

  • Policy advisors working on energy security and resilience

  • Graduate students in energy systems, geography, or environmental science

  • GIS specialists focusing on energy and utilities

  • Anyone analyzing global energy infrastructure and geopolitics



Why This Matters:

Energy infrastructure determines economic competitiveness, national security, and climate outcomes. The $130 trillion energy transition requires optimizing existing pipelines and grids while building new renewable connections. Understanding spatial relationships between energy assets is critical - from assessing stranded asset risks to planning hydrogen corridors. Recent events (Nord Stream sabotage, energy weaponization, supply chain disruptions) prove that infrastructure mapping skills are essential for risk assessment and strategic planning. Companies and governments need professionals who can visualize complex energy networks, analyze bottlenecks, and evaluate geopolitical vulnerabilities. Whether mapping LNG terminals, renewable energy zones, or critical minerals supply chains, these skills position you for roles in energy consulting ($100,000-180,000), infrastructure planning ($90,000-150,000), and strategic analysis ($120,000-200,000+). Master the tools used by the IEA, major utilities, and energy ministries worldwide.

Who this course is for:

  • Energy Analysts mapping pipeline networks and electricity interconnectors
  • Infrastructure Planners in utilities and energy ministries designing cross-border connections
  • Energy Economists analyzing regional market integration and infrastructure investments
  • Consultants advising on pipeline routes and grid interconnection projects
  • Policy Advisors working on energy security and resilience planning
  • Graduate Students & Researchers in energy systems, geography, or environmental planning
  • GIS Professionals specializing in energy and utility infrastructure
  • Project Developers assessing locations for renewable energy and transmission projects
  • Anyone working in energy needing to visualize and analyze spatial infrastructure data