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Renewable energy
Individual course
Course deals the renewable energy production methods (e.g. wind, solar, P2X, biomass, hydrogen), their environmental impacts and utilization of sidestreams for energy production.
Course contents
- Renewable energy production methods and technologies
- Water and wind power
- Solar energy
- Biofuels
- Biomass conversion
- Side-streams utilization
- Power-to-X technologies
- Emissions and environmental aspects
Learning outcomes
After the course the student is
- able to define different methods and techniques on renewable energy production field.
- can describe the energy production from renewable sources and is able to compare the environmental impacts of different ways of producing energy.
- able to identify main specific characters, challenges and driving forces in the field.
Completion methods
- Lectures on Mondays 12-14 and Thursdays 10-12 (not recorded)
- Written final exam online 20.10.2022
You can get a digital badge after completing this course.
Responsible teacher
University of Oulu
Mika Huuhtanen, University lecturer
mika.huuhtanen(at)oulu.fi
Further information about the course and studying
University of Oulu
Johanna Vartiainen, ICT coordinator
johanna.vartiainen(at)oulu.fi
Contact person for applications
FITech Network University
Fanny Qvickström, Student services specialist
info(at)fitech.io
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Category:
Energy storages
Topics:
Applications and technologies of energy storages,
Chemical process and environmental engineering,
Energy engineering,
Sustainability
Chemical process and environmental engineering,
Energy engineering,
Sustainability
Course code:
488209S
Study credits:
5 ECTS
Price:
0 €
Course level:
Teaching period:
1.9.–20.10.2022
Application deadline:
Application period has ended
Host university:
University of Oulu
Who can apply:
Adult learner,
Degree student
Degree student
Teaching method:
Online
Teaching language:
English
Course suitable for:
People interested in the renewable energy production methods