Lecture

General Introduction to Energy Systems Modeling

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Description

This lecture introduces the course 'Study and Analysis of Energy Systems' (EASE) focusing on energy strategies, demand and supply, renewable and fossil energies, and student involvement in proposing variants. The instructor, Prof. Edgard Gnansounou, emphasizes the application of acquired knowledge and the evaluation of energy strategies.

Instructor

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