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13 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

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Renewable Power and Electricity Systems
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  • This course provides a solid grounding in the basics of renewable electricity.
  • We'll start with how electricity is measured, how electricity systems operate, and how renewable technologies like wind turbines and solar PV work.
  • We'll then cover technical and market fundamentals: how and why renewables are driving change in electricity systems worldwide, how electricity systems are changing to accommodate all these new renewables, and what that all means for those seeking to understand and participate in the global transformation of electricity systems. This global transformation is just beginning; with knowledge gained from this course you'll be ready to jump on board.

Renewable Power and Electricity Systems
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Curriculum

Introduction and Renewable Power Basics

Course Introduction and Overview

Course Intro II

What's a kWh?

What's a kW?

What is Capacity Factor?

Ancillary Services

Wind Power I

Wind Power II

Wind Power III

Photovoltaics (PV) I

Photovoltaics (PV) II

Photovoltaics (PV) III

REN21, "Renewables 2020 Global Status Report"

NEED, "Secondary Energy Infobook"

FERC, "Energy Primer"

NEED, "Secondary Energy Infobook"

WECC, "System Operations Training Manual"

NEED, "Secondary Energy Infobook"

Introduction and Renewable Power Basics

Grid Operations and Grid Integration

Introduction to Grid Operations

Grid Ops: Electricity Demand

Grid Ops: Electricity Supply

Grid Ops: Renewable Electricity Challenges

Grid Ops: Case Study

Introduction to Grid Integration

Grid Integration: Case Studies I

Grid Integration: Roles for Fossil-Fired Power Plants

Grid Integration: Forecasting

Grid Integration: Case Studies II

WECC, "System Operations Training Manual"

IRENA, "Innovation Landscape for a Renewable-Powered Future"

REN21, "Renewables 2020 Global Status Report"

Grid Operations and Grid Integration

Storage and Demand Flexibility

Introduction to Electricity Storage

Storage II

Storage III

Storage IV

Pumped Hydro

Batteries I

Batteries II

Interview: John Glassmire

Introduction to Demand Response

Hawaii Case Study I

Hawaii Case Study II

Smart Thermostat Example

Interview: Rachel Reiss Buckley

Interview: Brad Davids

FERC, "Energy Primer"

REN21, "Renewables 2020 Global Status Report"

FERC, "Energy Primer"

IRENA, "Innovation Landscape for a Renewable-Powered Future"

Storage and Demand Flexibility

Power Structure Industry and ISOs

Introduction to Industry Structure

Industry Structure: Key Concepts

Case Study: Ghana

Case Study: UAE

Case Study: France

Case Study: Colorado, USA

Independent System Operators (ISOs) I

Independent System Operators (ISOs) II

Independent System Operators (ISOs) III

Independent System Operators (ISOs) IV

Interview: Jonathan Miller

UT Austin, "The History and Evolution of the US Electricity Industry"

FERC, "Energy Primer"

NEED, "Secondary Energy Infobook"

KAPSARC, "Abu Dhabi Electricity Sector: Features, Challenges, and Opportunities for Market Integration"

FERC, "Energy Primer"

Power Structure Industry and ISOs

Course Summary and Review

Summary and Review I

Summary and Review II

Summary and Review III

Summary and Review IV

Final Exam

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