ENERGY/ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND MANAGEMENT (FEM 801)
Socioeconomic
(sustainability) aspects determining the selection of conventional and
alternative fuel balance for energy generation. Renewable
energy economics and financing (national, regional, international). Economic
considerations (provision of fuel, revenue generation, project design &
facility construction) and Financing considerations (institutional framework,
financing approaches & sources, contracts & risk allocation). Financing
and investment opportunities in renewable energy implementation. Environmental policy and practices (e.g. conservation, renewable
energy, pollution prevention, recycling). Environmental regulations for renewable
energy. Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Evaluation, Monitoring
and Compliance. Environmental Management
systems and the Total management systems including the ISO 9001 and 14000
standards series.
Environmental impacts of diverse energy sources (solar, wind, biomass,
geothermal, ocean etc) including beneficial and adverse impacts. Big data analytics for
energy and environmental management