Professor Harvey Michaels of MIT Sloan and the MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research is offering “Energy Management for a Sustainable Future” to undergraduates for the first time. This course is approved for the Energy Minor. Students with an interest in energy and sustainability are encouraged to enroll.
Information:
15.S42 /11.S195 (J) (3-0-9) – Approved for Energy Minor
Energy Management for a Sustainable Future
Enabling Building Energy Management…
… is the largest single component
of a sustainable climate solution!
T-Th 1:00 – 2:30
Room: 56-154
First Class: September 10
Learn about innovations and practice methods in: Building Technology, Smart Grid, Business/Policy
How to optimize home/building energy use with:
- Energy Efficiency / Zero Net Carbon Footprint
- Site Solar Energy, Battery Storage
- Intelligent Buildings, Grid Connectivity
- Market Innovations including Apps/Behavior
- Group Projects on campus and surrounding community.
With Guest Lectures: Leaders in Energy Management and Sustainability including Google/Nest, Tesla/Solar City, World Bank, MIT Profs. Sanjay Sarma, John Sterman, Les Norford, Tom Malone
Lead Instructor: Harvey Michaels hgm@mit.edu Lecturer, Energy Strategy MIT Sloan, MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research. Founder/Former President of two leading energy efficiency and smart grid companies providing analytics/web systems, and building energy consulting services.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact instructor or TA:
Josh Lehman (MBA2, MIT Energy Club President) jlehman@mit.edu
Syllabus on Stellar: https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/15/fa15/15.S42/
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