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NEW AND CONVENTIONAL ENERGIES (management and operations)
Section 1 - Introduction to conventional and renewable energies - (5 hours)
1.1 - Energy, power: main issues
1.2 - The chain (cycle) of energy
1.3 - Consumption of energy
1.4 - Rational use – energy efficiency
2.1 - Today and Scenarios
2.2 - Today and Scenarios
2.3 - Today and Scenarios
2.4 - Summarizing main critical and crucial points
3.1 - Global challenge
3.2 - Energy demand
3.3 - Energy demand sectors
3.4 - Energy carriers
4.1 - Energy transition in Middle East and North Africa
4.2 - Energy transition in Middle East and North Africa
4.3 - Energy transition in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
4.4 - Energy transition in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
5.1 - The renewable energies: introduction and overview
5.2 - The renewable energies: introduction and overview
5.3 - The renewable energies: introduction and overview
5.4 - The renewable energies: introduction and overview
Section 2 – Introduction to energy resources - (3 hour)
6.1 - Economic, social and Environmental dimensions, Energy System, Closed Cycles, H2
6.2 - Energy resources: Coal, Natural Gas and Nuclear
6.3 - Energy resources: Oil and derivatives
6.4 - Energy resources: Solar, Wind, Biomass, Hydro
7.1 - Energy storage and distribution systems
7.2 - Batteries
7.3 - Hydrogen
7.4 - Hydrogen
8.1 - Energy conversions and transformations typologies
8.2 - Combustion engines and Turbines
8.3 - Fuel Cells Part 1
8.4 - Fuel Cells Part 2
Section 3 – The energy transition: moving from oil to solar energy - (4 hours)
9.1 - Problems related to renewable energies Part 1
9.2 - Problems related to renewable energies Part 2
9.3 - Problems related to fossil energies Part 1
9.4 - Problems related to fossil energies Part 2
10.1 - Forces, Energies and Internal Energy
10.2 - Forces, Energies and Internal Energy
10.3 - Chemical Exergy and Exergetic analysis
10.4 - Exergetic analysis and externalities
6.2 - Energy resources: Coal, Natural Gas and Nuclear
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