Renewable Energy Transition Strategies: Practical Innovations for Urban Areas
SFU’s Faculty of Environment and Renewable Cities to reconvene online course beginning fall 2018
Renewable Cities is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Simon Fraser University’s Faculty of Environment to again deliver Renewable Energy Transition Strategies: Practical Innovations for Urban Areas. This innovative online course is aimed at working professionals.
By highlighting foundational first actions, this interdisciplinary course will help provide the knowledge and perspective needed to confidently lead a municipal- level renewable energy transition.
The course covers a range of inter-related topics including the global context for renewable energy transitions, energy efficiency in buildings, sustainable transportation, renewable energy literacy, communicating with and engaging stakeholders, and resources for continued learning.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is designed for local government staff, elected officials, researchers, and individuals from the private sector and civil society organizations concerned about their energy future. While course materials are anchored in Canadian and U.S. urban contexts, key principles are relevant to an international audience.
MORE INFORMATION
Schedule: September 14 – December 8, 2018
Duration: Twelve (12) weeks, with one module per week over thirteen (13) weeks
Format: Online
Tuition: $375.00 (CAD) + GST
See the 12 modules in detail or register for the course.
TESTIMONIALS
It’s cutting-edge, with the top instructors in a somewhat niche field in Canada. And the reading materials presented were well curated…
– NGO Utilities
Excellent for understanding basics of energy infrastructure, governance, funding and other implementation issues.
– Energy Consultant
The [on-line] format is perfect for someone with a full time career, looking to better understand how they can navigate their community towards RE.
– Environmental NGO Leader
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