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SES-635C Urban Energy Management

1 Credits

  • SES-635C-01

    Tuesday

    8:00 pm – 10:50 pm

    Higgins Hall North, 406A

This course examines the unique nature of energy use and planning in urban areas. It introduces students to key issues associated with local energy planning: how cities use energy; the sources of this energy; what alternatives exist; the delivery systems that get energy to cities; the institutional, market and regulatory environment in which urban energy planners operate; and what steps cities are taking to better manage their energy use.