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Energy Economics
Energiewirtschaft
Energy as a resource, role of energy in the economy, sustainable development, basic physical principles, energy statistics.Energy demand, costs of electricity production and distribution, pricing policy of utilities, external costs, deregulation of energy markets.Simulation of future energy use, energy system models, energy efficiency barriers and related policies, use of renewable energy.
Multidisciplinary, interactive course focusing on the complexity of environmental and energy problems. Concepts of risk theory, decision science, long-term governance and environmental economics are applied to case studies related to energy transition and climate change. The course is designed for a multidisciplinary audience and as a training ground for critical thinking.
Group Work
Gruppenarbeit
The MTE subjects are primarily meant to give future engineers a solid introduction to the field, to encourage them to educate themselves further and ultimately to enable them to deal successfully with complex systems and to see technical objectives and decisions, with all consequences, against a non-technical background.