In this episode of Crash Course Climate and Energy, This courseexplore the challenges of creating, distributing, and storing electricity from renewable sources. This courselook at the electric grid, electrochemical, chemical, mechanical, and thermal storage of electricity, and how to transmit carbon-free electricity. Learn how to store renewable energy and help reduce climate change with this informative course. Click now to find out more!

This course, Renewable Energy Project Finance Basics with Josh Pearson '97, provides an overview of the essential assets, financial attributes and risks associated with renewables projects. It will explore the most common types of financings available for utility-scale wind and solar energy generation projects, the points in a project's life cycle when financings come into play, and the economic incentives and considerations that shape these investments. It will also discuss offtake agreements, tax equity financing, and the federal Production Tax Credit and Investment Tax Credit. Finally, it will explore the macro drivers of new renewables investments and the opportunities to expand renewables. Join Josh Pearson '97 to gain a comprehensive understanding of renewable energy project finance.

This course is designed to help you become an Energy Futurist, a specialist that every business should have. It will teach you the probable future of energy, from resource depletion to potential solutions, and outline 3 possible energy economies. You will gain knowledge of many measurements and indicators that are not taught in physics, economics courses or in college or university, giving you a distinct edge over your competitors. With this course, you can shape the future long into the second half of the 21st century, and earn huge amounts of money as an advisor to government, businesses and in-house. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become an Energy Futurist!

This Renewable Energy course is the perfect way to gain a comprehensive overview of the global context of RE. Approved for 1 GBCI CE credit, this course dives into the design requirements, applications, and challenges of 10 different RE technologies. After completing the course, you can report your credit towards LEED credential maintenance. With solar photovoltaic and wind emerging as the most preferred new energy installation types, this course will help you recognize different RE installations, their design criteria, and the challenges involved. You will also be able to critically examine policy measures supporting the rapid transition to RE across the world.