Renewable Energy & Power Evacuation

Welcome to the "Introduction to Renewable Energy" course. This course is designed to provide a detailed exploration of the critical aspects of the global climate scenario and introduce renewable energy sources. By the end of this course, you will be able to: • Understand global warming, carbon footprint, and commitments at COP-26 for informed climate discussions. • Grasp ESG principles, analyze industrial sustainability reports, and appreciate innovation's role in sustainability. • Explore geothermal, tidal, biomass, solar, wind, and hybrid energies, recognizing applications and challenges. • Apply global carbon footprint calculators, assess human impact, and recognize mitigation and neutrality strategies. • Identify and integrate sustainable solutions in architecture, construction, consumer goods, and transportation for real-world impact. The first module of the course, 'Climate Science,' delves into the very heart of the environmental challenges we face today. We'll explore topics like global warming, the urgent need for net-zero emissions, and the alarming exhaustion of fossil fuels. Understanding the present scenario is essential, and we'll discuss effective measures such as carbon sequestration, mitigation, and neutrality. Ever wondered about your carbon footprint? We'll guide you through the process with a live demonstration using a global carbon footprint calculator. Additionaly, we'll unravel the commitments made at the recent COP-26 Glasgow Conference, providing you with real-world context and relevance." In the second module, 'Need for Sustainability,' we will take your focus to the core principles of Environmental, Social, and Governance, commonly known as ESG. We'll explore the significance of an Industrial Sustainability Report and its impact on shaping a sustainable future. Get ready for insights into innovative practices in architecture, construction, consumer goods, life sciences, and transportation. As we examine the role of Innovation in these areas, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the interconnectedness between sustainability and various industries. Together, we'll explore how these sectors are paving the way for a greener and more sustainable planet." The third module, 'Various Forms of Renewable Energy,' is where we dive deep into the diverse and exciting world of sustainable power sources. We'll cover Geo-Thermal Energy, harnessing the Earth's heat; Tidal Energy, capitalizing on the power of ocean tides; Biomass Energy, utilizing organic matter for power; Solar Energy, tapping into the sun's abundant resources; Wind Energy, harnessing the power of the wind; and finally, Hybrid Energy, a combination of multiple renewable sources. By the end of this module, you'll have a solid foundation in the various forms of renewable energy and their potential to transform our energy landscape. Get ready to embark on a learning journey that not only enriches your understanding of renewable energy but equips you to be a catalyst for positive change. Whether you're a student, professional, or just someone passionate about creating a sustainable future, this course is tailored for you. Join with us as we explore the potential, challenges, and innovations in the realm of renewable energy. Together, let's pave the way towards a greener and more sustainable future. Enroll now and let the journey begin!"

Welcome to the course on "Next Gen. Energy Storage – Battery and Hydrogen Technology". This course is designed to offer a thorough exploration of diverse energy storage technologies, focusing particularly on battery and green hydrogen technology. Objectives By the end of this course, you will be able to: • Declare the need for energy storage technologies in the context of Global and Indian energy consumption scenario. (BL3) • Outline the principles, construction, components and types of various Energy Storage Systems (EES) such as electrochemical energy storage system, thermal energy storage system, pumped hydro-storage system, compressed air and liquid air energy storage systems with relevant applications of each ESS. (BL3) • Formulate a comprehensive understanding of working principle, types and significance of various battery energy storage technologies with relevant examples (BL2) • Illustrate the concept of Lead acid battery and Lithium-Ion battery principles detailing their charging principle and methods used for battery sizing calculations supported with industry case studies. (BL4) • Discover the benefits of green hydrogen technology within national and global contexts emphasizing the principles of generation, storage and distribution of green hydrogen gas. (BL4) This course provides a specialized focus on the concepts of energy storage technologies, which play a crucial role in balancing energy supply and demand, managing fluctuations in renewable energy sources, enhancing grid stability, and supporting diverse applications across various sectors. The course highlights various types of EES starting from electrochemical, thermal, mechanical and pumped hydro-storage systems. The course provides an in-depth knowledge of modeling battery energy storage systems and their sizing calculations for real time applications such as off-grid Solar PV system supported with real time industry test cases. Reflecting the mission of achieving Net Zero Carbon, the course emphasizes the importance of green hydrogen technology across sectors like heavy-duty transport and industrial processes. It also discusses the principles of green hydrogen technology, including generation, storage, transportation of hydrogen gas, and global policies aimed at promoting the adoption of green hydrogen technology in the near future. This course is designed to be accessible to graduates and professionals from diverse engineering disciplines, without requiring any specific prerequisite knowledge in any field. It welcomes participants without restrictions or limitations, ensuring it can be effectively undertaken by individuals from various engineering backgrounds. By enrolling in this course, participants will not only gain theoretical knowledge of various energy storage technologies including green hydrogen but also practical skills that are directly applicable in the field of battery design and modeling. Whether you're a student aspiring to enter the industry or a professional seeking to deepen your expertise, this course offers a unique blend of theoretical insights and hands-on applications, equipping you with the tools to excel in this dynamic field.

Welcome to the "Solar Power Generation" course, where we embark on a journey into the transformative world of solar power generation. Over the next few weeks, we will delve deep into the principles, technologies, analysis, demonstrations and practical applications that define modern solar photovoltaic systems. In Module 1, we will lay the groundwork with an exploration of PV cells: from their fundamental theories to the various types and modules available. Understanding these basics is crucial as we move into optimizing energy capture through panel tilt angles and exploring different system configurations. Module 2 extends our knowledge into the practical realm with analysis and sizing of charge controllers, inverters, and the economics of solar PV systems. We will also examine the statistical outlook and future trends in solar power, alongside an introduction to Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) and hands-on exercises using MATLAB for PV module determination. Moving forward in Module 3, we will analyze the diverse configurations of solar power generation, tackling both the advantages and challenges. This module equips you with the methodologies and components needed for effective solar PV design, whether for on-grid systems with detailed panel and inverter sizing or off-grid systems with considerations for battery sizing and shading effects. Module 4 dives into the nitty-gritty of design standards and simulation software, featuring demonstrations of the System Advisor Model (SAM) and PVSYST. Through these tools, you will learn to simulate grid-connected PV systems, analyze shading effects, and optimize your designs for efficiency and reliability. In Module 5, we explore real-world case studies, from mega-scale solar projects in deserts to international collaborations like the Morocco Solar Power Generation initiative. We will discuss innovative solutions such as undersea power cables and examine the feasibility and challenges of implementing large-scale solar parks. Module 6 showcases the cutting-edge developments in solar technology, including advancements in solar chimneys, thin-film, spherical, and perovskite solar cells. We will explore how these innovations are shaping the future landscape of renewable energy. Finally, in Module 7, our focus turns to grid integration and power evacuation strategies. You will learn about renewable energy forecasting, grid connection techniques, load management, and regulatory frameworks like Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) and renewable energy tariffs. Throughout this course, our aim is not only to build your theoretical understanding but also to equip you with practical skills to design and analyze solar PV systems effectively. By the end, you will be prepared to tackle real-world challenges in the rapidly evolving field of solar energy. Thank you and let's begin our exploration into the Solar Power Generation.