Teaching Experience
Sustainable Energy Development
The micro-credentialing program includes topics like energy measurements, energy transition, energy efficiency, electricity generation, recycling, cement production, steel production, transportation fuels, transnational comparisons, public policy, and government incentives.
Topics taught:
- Climate Change, Sustainable Energy Development, and American Politics
- American Institutions and the Political Polarization on Climate Change
- Policymaking - Design, Implementation, and Evaluation for Sustainable Energy Development
- Economic Analyses for Decision-makers - Carbon Pricing and Sustainable Energy Development
- Policy Analyses for Sustainable Energy Development Pathways
- State and Local Politics for Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Development
Learning Objectives
- Key characteristics and drivers of the Energy Transition and the Energy Trilemma
- Critical perspectives for the decision-makers
- Requirements for Sustainable Energy Development
- Fundamental components of the energy value chain(s) in Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals and Electric Power
- Drivers for renewables and energy storage and key enablers for the integration into the energy mix
- Applications of Techno-Economic Analysis, Policy Analysis, and Life Cycle Analysis in sustainable energy development
- The business drivers of the energy industry and future scenarios
- The requirements of project management for sustainable energy development
- Technical and Business drivers for investments and decision-making