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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/renewable-energy-futures
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课程名称：可再生能源的未来 课程概述：可再生能源的未来充满希望，但仍存在不确定性。该课程将探讨可再生能源是否会继续快速增长，当前的增长是否足以实现气候稳定，以及电动汽车和热泵等相关技术如何融入其中。我们将澄清有关可再生能源的各种混淆和有时不一致的声明与预测。 课程重点内容包括： 评估新兴的可再生技术和方法，例如浮动风电平台和建筑集成光伏（PV），并指出其机会和限制。深入分析电力存储、电动汽车和氢能等支撑和增强可再生能源的未来技术。探讨分布式能源和电气化等关键趋势及新方法，并解释这些如何影响可再生能源的未来。 最终，借助电动汽车和储能等支撑技术，可再生能源将主导全球能源系统。通过本课程，学员将了解可再生能源的当前状态及未来可能的发展路径，从而识别这个蓬勃发展的行业中的机会，抢占变化的先机。 课程大纲： 1. 导论：能源转型与情景分析 内容：可再生能源的未来虽然光明，但仍不确定。分析领先的能源情景模型，了解我们如何应对气候变化的挑战。 2. 可再生能源技术的未来：风能、太阳能光伏及更多 内容：探讨风电和光伏技术的快速发展，评估如离岸浮动风电平台和建筑集成光伏的新技术方法。 3. 支撑可再生能源的技术 内容：描述支持可再生能源的关键技术，如电池储能、电动汽车与氢能，以及它们的现状和未来前景。 4. 可再生能源中的新兴问题与概念 内容：研究全球能源系统的快速变化，探讨未来可再生能源系统中的关键趋势和市场结构。 5. 总结与回顾 内容：综合课程内容，展示可再生能源和支撑技术如何共同推动全球能源体系的主导地位。 本课程将帮助学员把握可再生能源领域的最新动向，并在未来的能源转型中占据先机。
Name:Introduction, Energy Transitions, and Scenarios
Description:Renewable energy's future is bright, yet uncertain. Will it continue to grow rapidly? Is current growth sufficient to achieve climate stabilization? How do other technologies, like electric vehicles and heat pumps, fit in? In these lessons, we take a close look at several leading energy scenarios - models that describe possible futures for renewable energy. These scenarios show where we are headed, and where we need to be headed in order to stop climate change.
Name:Renewable Energy Technology Futures: Wind, Solar PV, and More
Description:Wind turbines and solar photovoltaics (PV) are on a path of rapid growth. In these lessons, we review promising new technical approaches for wind and solar PV, such as offshore floating wind platforms and building-integrated PV. We’ll also assess other renewable energy technologies that are on different paths: concentrating solar power (CSP), ocean energy, and biofuels.
Name:Enabling Technologies for Renewable Energy
Description:For renewables to provide the bulk of global energy needs, ‘enabling’ technologies - those that support and enhance renewables - are needed as well. In these lessons, we describe the critical roles these enabling technologies play, and review their current status and future prospects. Enabling technologies covered include storage (notably batteries), electric vehicles, and hydrogen.
Name:Emerging Issues and Concepts in Renewable Energy
Description:Renewables are driving rapid change in energy systems worldwide, and these systems will look very different in the future. These lessons examine key trends, issues, and concepts for future renewables-based energy systems. These included electrification, distributed energy, electricity market structures, and others.
Name:Summary and Review
Description:Renewable energy, aided by enabling technologies such as electric vehicles and storage, will eventually dominate energy systems worldwide. In these lessons, we pull all the course material together and show how the pieces fit together.
Renewable energy's future is bright, yet uncertain. Will it continue to grow rapidly? Is current growth sufficient to achieve climate stabilization? How do related technologies, like electric vehicles and heat pumps, fit in? This course will shed light on the many confusing and at-times inconsistent claims and predictions for renewable energy. We’ll review promising new renewable technologies and approaches, such as floating platforms for wind turbines and building-integrated photovoltaics (PV), and point out key opportunities and limitations. We’ll take a close look at possible futures of enabling technologies such as electricity storage, electric vehicles and hydrogen, which can support and enhance renewables. We’ll then unravel key trends and new approaches, such as distributed energy and electrification, and explain how they affect renewable energy’s future. Renewable energy, aided by enabling technologies such as electric vehicles and storage, will eventually dominate energy systems worldwide. From this course, you’ll learn the current status and likely future paths of renewable energy. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to pinpoint the opportunities in this vibrant industry and get in front of the change. Course logo image credit: "Wind Turbine" icon courtesy of Vectors Point from the Noun Project.
