In this course, students will dive into the world of renewable energy sources and systems for heat and electricity and carbon capture. Students will learn how to evaluate technologies based on cost factors, technology readiness, site specific conditions and other risk factors.

This is the third course of the Essentials of Community Energy and Emissions Management microcredential for professionals in urban planning, engineering, environmental science, and public administration and individuals interested in sustainable community development and energy management. This microcredential offers a comprehensive and practical approach to understanding and implementing energy-efficient and clean energy solutions in communities, centering on creating a Community Energy and Emissions Management Plan (CEEP).

100% online for 4 weeks, Mar.26 – Apr. 2, Wednesdays 5-8PM, $252.85

Prerequisites: None

*Required course for Essentials of Community and Emissions Management Microcredential