Energy Economics
Please note for summer semester 2020:
This lecture will take place in summer semester 2020. Due to the restrictions caused by the corona pandemic, we are currently working on a digital teaching concept. The topics of the lecture will be made available as online materials with videos in RWTHmoodle as far as possible. The exercise will also be implemented via online materials and zoom meetings. Both events will be further supported by an exchange in RWTHmoodle.
Further Informatione will be announced via RWTHmoodle.
| Activity | Hours | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Lecture |
Fri: 08:30 – 10:00 Start: April 17, 2020 |
2131|102 (BS II) |
| Exercise |
Mon: 10:15 – 113:00 Start: April 24, 2020 |
2131|102 (BS II) |
| Final exam | - |
see RWTHmoodle/RWTHonline |
Increasing energy costs and the necessary reduction of CO2 emissions requires an energy efficient and sustainable usage of all available energy sources. The primary energy consumption of typical private and industrial energy users is elaborated. Based on process analysis, we develop methods for increasing the energy efficiency.
The course closes with the introduction of economic methods to evaluate processes and systems of the energy sector.
The lecture "Energy Economics" is funded by quality improvement funds. The contact person for the use of quality improvement funds at our institute is Dr.-Ing. Rita Streblow. Further information regarding the use of quality improvement funds in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering can be found on the website of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
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