19-625 Sustainable Energy for the Developing World
Location: Pittsburgh
Units: 12
Semester Offered: Spring
Location: Pittsburgh
Units: 12
Semester Offered: Spring
This course examines the current state of the energy system in developing countries and the challenges these countries will face in sustainably meeting their energy needs in the 21st century. The following are examples of questions and issues we will cover throughout the semester. What is the current status of the energy system in the developing world? What is the role of energy in supporting economic growth and alleviating poverty? What are the future energy needs of developing countries? What are the challenges developing countries will face as they build/improve their energy systems? What technologies are available to meet the energy challenges in the developing world?
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Through readings, class discussions, and a final project, students will be expected to achieve the following learning outcomes:
This course examines the current state of the energy system in developing countries and the challenges these countries will face in sustainably meeting their energy needs in the 21st century. The following are examples of questions and issues we will cover throughout the semester:
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