REN 808
Transition from Fossil Fuels
COURSE SCHEDULE
| Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| REN 808 | 8 - 11 Feb 2027 | Online | 2700 |
| REN 808 | 11 - 14 Oct 2027 | Online | 2700 |
| REN 808 | 15 - 18 Mar 2027 | Houston | 3600 |
| REN 808 | 6 - 9 Dec 2027 | Houston | 3600 |
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course provides participants with a current view of energy sources available that can provide a reliable supply. The student will also learn what the current status is for the transition to non-carbon-based energy and the trends in growth of each supply source. Included in the learnings are the technical and economic challenges for each energy source and what will be needed to progress these sourced to supplant carbon-based energy.
This is a 4-day course designed to provide participants with an up-to-date view of the current status of the on-going transition from fossil fuel-based energy to non-fossil fuel energy. In this course student will Learn:
o Current energy supplies are predominantly fossil fuel-based production.
o Concerns about pollution and global warning have focused attention on fossil fuels and their role in these problems.
o About the move to energy sources that are cleaner, renewable and that can replace fossil fuel energy.
o What current energy sources are available that can provide reliable supply.
o What the current status is for transition to non-fossil fuel-based energy and the trends in growth of each supply source.
o The technical and economic challenges for each energy source and what will be needed to progress these sources to supplant fossil fuel energy.
COURSE OUTLINE
2 days
Day 1: Energy Overview
o Course Introduction
o Energy Transition Overview
o Energy Sources Overview
o Primary Energy Usage
o Current Energy Supply Status and Trending
Day 2: Energy History and Emissions
o History of Energy – Pre-Carbon and Carbon
o Air pollution
o Greenhouse Emissions
o Methane Pollution
o Development of Oil & Gas Energy
o Practical Case Studies
o MCQ Quiz
Day 3: Non-Fossil Fuel Energy
o Development of Nuclear Energy
o Development of Wind Energy
o Development of Solar Energy
o Development of Geothermal Energy
o Hydrogen Energy
Day 4: Energy Transition
o Development of Hydropower Energy
o Development of Biomass Energy
o Carbon Sequestration
o Recent Changes to Energy Development
o Efforts to Reduce Carbon Emissions
INSTRUCTOR
Instructor Profile
The instructor is Professor of Practice in USA and has over 40 years of Oil and Gas Industry experience in the Subsea Engineering discipline. His experience encompasses design engineering, manufacturing, engineering management, project management, and executive management. His technical expertise is in subsea systems and equipment for offshore field developments. Instructor’s experience includes fifteen years of engineering and manufacturing experience gained with major industry equipment suppliers including nine years of technical and production management. During this time, he gained experience in systems engineering, interface management, construction/manufacturing, and system testing oversight. His experience has gained him strong project management skills developed over more than twenty years of project management responsibilities. Instructor is an experienced technical manager and technical lead for large and small projects. His experience and background provide him with expert understanding of subsea field developments from concept through execution.
He is currently a Professor of Practice for the College of Engineering at one of the US Universities and is leading the Masters of Engineering in Engineering Program for Subsea Engineering as director.
FAQ
DESIGNED FOR
The course is designed for anyone interested in the current status of the transition from non-renewable fossil fuel energy sources to the renewable non-fossil fuel energy.
COURSE LEVEL
o Advance
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The learning objectives of the top-most level content of the course are:
o Understand what the primary sources of energy are.
o Describe the current status of energy usage and supply
o Identify trends in usage and supply
o Explain what is meant by renewable energy.
o Discuss where we are now in the supply of energy (carbon-based vs non-fossil fuel sources).
o Describe what needs to be done to move from the current energy supply to non-carbon-based energy sources)
o Describe what the challenges are for each source.
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