Energy Management: Analyzing Process Systems

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Explains the use of composite curves in defining energy conversion systems and optimizing efficiency in industrial processes.

Outlines the EPFL Master's program in Energy Science and Technology, covering its structure, specializations, and career opportunities for graduates.

Delves into sustainability, net-zero solutions, and the circular economy's role in reducing carbon emissions and achieving a sustainable future.

Covers decoupling economic growth from environmental impacts, focusing on relative and absolute decoupling and their implications for sustainability.

Introduces green chemistry principles and process intensification technologies, emphasizing sustainability in chemical engineering.

Covers energy forms, services, transformations, vectors, conversion, and global energy issues.

Explores decoupling in energy supply, relative vs absolute decoupling, intensity, efficiency, CO2 emissions decomposition, and the IPAT formula.

Introduces the course on global energy challenges, covering energy systems, climate issues, and future technologies.

Examines energy transitions through a socio-technical lens, focusing on key phases, actors, and sustainability goals.