Warmly welcome to Renewable Energy Engineering course everyone!
All
materials related to this course can be found from these pages. The course is based on my traditional REE course held during the spring semester, normally we have 70-120 students. To give you all a full freedom with time and location, all sessions on this LWL course are recorded on videos.
This course is now organized for the first time in the life wide learning mode. We are still partly building new materials and making improvements based on student feedback and assignments during the course.
I hope you enjoy the course and will learn useful things on wind, solar PV and heat pump technologies, their economics and role in the current and future energy systems. You are also going to have a chance to visit Piiparinmäki Wind Power Plant, using VR technology!
Please be active in giving us
feedback at the end of the course in the official Webropol survey sent to you, this is very
important for further developing the course and making it a nice
experience for the you and future students.
Kindly,
Mika Järvinen and teaching staff
Warmly welcome to Renewable Energy Engineering course everyone!All materials related to this course can be found from these pages. The course is based on my traditional REE course held during the spring semester, normally we have 70-120 students. To give you all a full freedom with time and location, all sessions on this LWL course are recorded on videos.This course is now organized for the first time in the life wide learning mode. We are still partly building new materials and making improvements based on student feedback and assignments during the course.I hope you enjoy the course and will learn useful things on wind, solar PV and heat pump technologies, their economics and role in the current and future energy systems. You are also going to have a chance to visit Piiparinmäki Wind Power Plant, using VR technology!Please be active in giving us feedback at the end of the course in the official Webropol survey sent to you, this is very important for further developing the course and making it a nice experience for the you and future students.Kindly,Mika Järvinen and teaching staff