Course: Sustainable Energy Development
Code: 3ФЕИТ04006
ECTS points: 6 ECTS
Number of classes per week: 3+0+0+3
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Anton Chaushevski
Course Goals (acquired competencies): By completing this course, the student acquires knowledge of the energy value of various energy resources in order to achieve sustainable development. Possibilities for covering the energy needs of various resources and technologies, through energy and economic evaluation and the corresponding consequences on the environment.
Course Syllabus: Sustainable Energy Development (SED) and the main factors for achieving SED measures: use of renewables, energy efficiency and care for the environment. Primary and final energy needs. Energy, economic and environmental comparison of different types of energy resources (fossil fuels, nuclear fuels and energy from renewable sources). Economic and environmental indicators of energy intensity. Strategies for energy development with integrated evaluation factors for achieving SED. Economic evaluation of the different factors that affect the achievement of SED. Optimisation between investment costs for new technologies and systems for SED and the benefits of them expressed in energy prices and the social aspect. Modern technologies and systems to reduce pollutants from energy production facilities in order to preserve the environment …
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Leo Schrattenholzer, Asami Miketa, Keywan Riahi, Richard Alexander Roehrl | Achieving a Sustainable Global Energy System | IIASA | 2004 |
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Vaughn Bradshaw | The building Environment: Active and passive control systems | , John Willey & Sons Inc | 2006 |
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3. John Andrews, Nick Jelley | Energy science, principles, technologies and impacts | Oxford University Press | 2007 |
