Course: Law 270.7 - Renewable Energy & Alternative Fuels - Fall 2008 Dnatube
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Lec 1 - Law 270.7 Introduction to Rene ...
Law 270.7 Introduction to Renewable Energy Options and Potential, and Electric Systems; Federal, State, and Local Efforts to Promote Renewable Energy (PURPA, EPAct 1992, and EPAct 2005, EISA 2007) - August 20, 2008 The basic concepts underlying the economic regulation of energy. In addition, discussion, of three federal acts that form reference points for our national conversation...
Lec 2 - Law 270.7 Federal Renewable Ene ...
Law 270.7 Federal Renewable Energy Programs PURPA, EPAct 1992, and EPAct 2005, EISA 2007 (Continued) - August 27, 2008 The basic concepts underlying the economic regulation of energy. In addition, discussion, of three federal acts that form reference points for our national conversation about renewable energy.
Lec 3 - Law 270.7 State Programs and Re ...
Law 270.7 State Programs and Regional Integrated Resource Planning, Renewable Portfolio Standards, Net Metering and Renewable Energy Credits - September 3, 2008 A look at the state laws and federal debate about requiring energy service providers to maintain a specified mix of renewable resources. In addition, an effort to create tradable renewable energy credits raises many strategic...
Lec 4 - Law 270.7 State Programs & an I ...
Law 270.7 State Programs & an Introduction to Local Government Programs State Programs: Integrated Resource Planning, Renewable Portfolio Standards, Net Metering and Renewable Energy Credits (Continued) & an Introduction to Local Government Programs: Municipal Utilities, Coops, and Community Aggregators - September 10, 2008 A look at the state laws about requiring energy service...
Lec 5 - Law 270.7 Distributed Generation
Law 270.7 Distributed Generation September 17, 2008 The role of state and federal regulators, the effect on utility planning and grid management, and net metering laws
Lec 6 - Law 270.7 Transmission and Dere ...
Law 270.7 Transmission and Deregulation September 24, 2008 Transmission Challenges -- Central station renewable energy sources, such as wind and thermal, are most promising and easiest to develop in remote places. Ensuring that there is sufficient electric transmission capacity to deliver this power to market and deciding who should pay for the transmission lines are major challenge now...
Lec 7 - Law 270.7 Technology-Specific I ...
Law 270.7 Technology-Specific Issues and Opportunities: Wind October 8, 2008 A look at the resources available in the U.S., efforts to mine those resources up until now, siting issues, environmental challenges, transmission needs, and technological advances.
Lec 8 - Law 270.7 Technology-Specific I ...
Law 270.7 Technology-Specific Issues and Opportunities: Geothermal October 15, 2008 This resource is not evenly distributed across the country. However, where it is available, it provides an attractive alternative to conventional, baseload power plants.
Lec 9 - Law 270.7 Technology-Specific I ...
Law 270.7 Technology-Specific Issues and Opportunities: Distributed Solar `October 22, 2008 Efforts to promote solar water heating, photovoltaic electric generation, passive solar design. Discussion of light easements, building standards, and house value reassessments.
Lec 10 - Law 270.7 Technology-Specific I ...
Law 270.7 Technology-Specific Issues and Opportunities Solar Thermal and Passive Solar - October 29, 2008 Review of the various central-station solar technologies, as well as their pluses and minuses; Consideration of opportunities to incorporate building design features that take advantage of natural, non-mechanical heating and cooling qualities.
Lec 11 - Law 270.7 Biomass & Biofuels, ...
Law 270.7 Biomass & Biofuels, and Landfill Gas Pollution Control Laws and Renewable Energy - November 5, 2008 A look at current practice and potential related to biomass use for powerplants, and the evolving effort to develop viable biofuels for transportation. Addressing the energy payback and carbon neutrality of biomass and biofuels; Indirect effect of water pollution and waste...
Lec 12 - Law 270.7 Waves, Tides, & Ocea ...
Law 270.7 Waves, Tides, & Ocean Thermal November 10, 2008 The oceans that provide bookends for North America offer almost unlimited supplies of energy related to the movement of water. Many demonstration generating projects are on the way. These resources raise jurisdictional questions and logistical challenges.
Lec 13 - Law 270.7 Small Hydro, Alterna ...
Law 270.7 Small Hydro, Alternative Fossil Fuels, and Hydrogen November 19, 2008 A discussion of issues related to small hydro development; There is a tremendous amount of oil trapped in Canadian tar sands and U.S. oil shale. There have also been repeated efforts to promote the development of a market for synthetic gas, derived from coal. For all three, economic, environmental,...
Lec 14 - Law 270.7 Greenhouse Gases and ...
Law 270.7 Greenhouse Gases and Wrap-upl November 24, 2008 To what extent can we rely on a renewable energy future to reduce electricity-related greenhouse gas emissions? Which technologies should be given the highest priority? What role will state and federal law play?
Law 270.7 - Renewable Energy & Alternative Fuels - Fall 2008
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This course introduces students to the legal, economic, and structural issues that both shape our energy practices and provide opportunities to overcome these critical problems. The course focuses primarily on the regulation and design of electricity systems and markets, since so many energy choices—the use of oil, natural gas, coal, nuclear, the green alternatives such as solar, wind, and energy conservation or demand side management— relate to the way we generate or deliver electricity, or av
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