Introduction to Renewable Energy Technologies
On Demand Training
76 minutes
The Introduction to Renewable Energy Technologies webinar provides an overview of renewable energy technologies available to help Federal facilities meet their renewable energy goals. Site resource and economic considerations are also covered for each technology. This course is recommended for Federal site energy managers, facility staff, engineers, and anyone interested in learning more about renewable energy technologies.
A hydropower addendum webinar is available to add incremental hydropower technologies to the presentation. Incremented hydro is an acceptable renewable energy technology defined within the requirements of the Energy Policy Act (EPAct) of 2005.
Date recorded: August 26, 2009
Instructor(s):
- Dr. Andy Walker, Principal Engineer, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). Read bio.
- Dan Olis, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
| Before the Training | Take the Training |
|---|---|
Help
For course questions, contact Dan Olis at 303-384-7398 or dan.olis@nrel.gov.
Related Courses
You might also be interested in the following course(s):
-
Solid-State Lighting: Highlighting Indoor Applications
FEMP First Thursday Seminars provide training for Federal energy and environmental professionals. Leading experts address timely topics in 90-minute sessions, offered live via satellite or through streaming video at your desktop. This seminar will explore solid-state and LED lighting developments, with an emphasis on indoor and troffer applications.
-
Selecting, Implementing, and Funding Photovoltaic Systems in Federal Facilities
This course covers PV technologies typically installed at Federal sites along with installation options, PV module ratings and testing, and warranties. Roof vs. ground mounted PV arrays, fixed vs. tracked PV arrays, and other options are discussed in terms of logistical, technical, and economic considerations.