University of Padova - Electrical Industry: Production and Economics 

This course is designed for all those interested in learning how electricity is produced, exchanged and used worldwide.

This can include students of management, engineering, social sciences and environmental studies, as well as practitioners, consultants and people working within the energy sector.

• This innovative, three-week course from the University of Padova is designed to illustrate how electricity is produced, and exchanged, and why.
• Firstly, you'll gain insight into what electricity is, what it is used throughout society for and how the electricity system has been evolving steadily over time.
• You'll then assess the importance of electricity within the modern world and will understand how it is generated and exchanged among the different players active in the entire electricity supply chain.
• You'll then explore the new challenges and perspectives of electricity in the 21st century posed by climate change, such as increases in temperature increasing our energy demand, changing our ability to produce electricity and deliver it reliably
• You'll then identify the need to move towards a decarbonised economy going forward, and will discover the ways in which this can be achieved.
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