Economics of Renewable Energy Workshop
Economics of Renewable Energy Workshop training course provides an overview of the theory and practice of renewable energy and the economics of renewable energy. You will explore the fundamental principles of renewable energy and the economic values of renewable energy.
Participants will learn about renewable energy resources and how they are upending traditional energy markets, trade flows and presents a new set of challenges for policymakers and governments, as well as new opportunities to address the challenge of climate change globally.
Economics of Renewable Energy Workshop also includes a hands-on demonstration of how economics experiments can be used to study renewable energy and electricity markets and inform decision makers about traditional and renewable energy policy alternatives.
Who Should Attend
Economics of Renewable Energy Workshop is designed for policy makers, emerging leaders, energy program and project managers, analysts, economists, academic, finance and engineers involved in renewable energy.
No prior knowledge about renewable energy, energy markets, economics or finance is necessary to participate. This is a great, interactive way to start learning renewable energy, electric power markets and deepen your understanding by using a unique learning tool.
Topics Include:
The Major Types of Renewable Energy Sources
- Biomass
- Wood and wood waste
- Municipal solid waste
- Landfill gas and biogas
- Ethanol
- Biodiesel
- Hydropower
- Geothermal
- Wind
- Solar
- Green Hydrogen
Energy Markets and Energy Security
- Geopolitics
- Global Macroeconomic Drivers and Outlook
- Energy Market Demand
- Service Sectors’ Energy Consumption
- Climate Change & Environment
- Energy for Development
- Power Sector
- S. and Global Renewable Energy Markets
- Carbon Management
- Coal
- Oil
- Natural Gas
- Nuclear Energy
Energy Consumption by Energy Source
- U.S. Primary Energy Consumption by Energy Source
- Role Does Renewable Energy Play in The United States
- U.S. Energy Consumption and Electricity Generation
- U.S. Renewable Sources, Energy Consumption and Electricity Generation
- World Energy Consumption and Production from Renewable Energy
- Alternative Fuel and Hybrid Vehicles
- Biodiesel in The United States
- Cost to Generate Electricity with Different Types Of Power Plants
- Ethanol in Gasoline and Its Effect on Fuel Economy
- Ethanol Production and Consumption in The United States
- U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- Role of Electricity Generation in Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- S. Energy Consumption and Electricity Generation from Renewable Energy Sources
- World Energy Consumption and Production from Renewable Energy
- U.S. Electricity Generation by Energy Source
Economic Values of Renewable Energy
- Economy Risks of Renewable Energy
- Renewable Energy Innovation & Technology
- Renewable Energy International Security
- Main Factors Driving Renewable Energy, Domestic GDP In the Short, Medium, and Long Term
Workshop
- Renewable energy and electricity markets
- Hands-on demonstration of economics experiments
- Decisions makers about traditional and renewable energy policy alternatives.