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Credential Course: The Importance of Energy Storage

Self-paced
0.5 CEUs

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About this course:
In this course you will explore the critical need for energy storage in the current and future energy markets. Learn about the different storage technologies, the flexibility needs in the electricity market, and key considerations for developing energy storage projects.
 
Level: Basic to intermediate | Duration: 2.5 hours | Credential: Importance of Energy Storage digital badge | Format: Online and self-paced, access immediately
 
This course is available at no cost to participants for a limited time due to EDA grant funding.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Describe the necessity for flexibility in the electricity market.
  • Identify different flexibility options within the electricity market.
  • Summarize the current opportunities for deploying storage technologies.
  • Briefly describe the development of the energy storage market.
  • Recognize and distinguish the key considerations in developing an energy storage project.
  • Recognize the projected market growth for battery energy storage systems.

Lessons in this course: 

  1. The Need for Energy Storage and Storage Alternatives
  2. Flexibility Needs and the Role of Battery Storage
  3. Key Considerations for the Development of Energy Storage Projects
  4. The Future of the Global Battery Energy Storage Market

Course format:

This online learning experience provides you with interactive content lessons, which include virtual instructor-led video lectures, a downloadable learning guide, non-graded practice questions and a graded final assessment to test your understanding of the material covered in this course.

Prerequisites:

  • Basic knowledge of renewable energy and sources and technologies are recommended.
  • Interest in sustainability, energy efficiency, and technological advancements in the energy sector is beneficial.
  • Completion of introductory courses in energy systems, renewable energy, or battery technologies is beneficial but not mandatory. 

 

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