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Broad-based energy source review with unbiased position on climate change. Well structured with a consistent format of facts. Conclusions are drawn from several perspectives by credible presenters.
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Very informative and balanced look at the various issues surrounding the current Energy Transition.
By Manish
•Apr 10, 2023
Thanks Mr Brad Hayes for this learning , I learned to think from broad perspective about ongoing transition.
By Bill P
•Dec 13, 2022
Very informative and balanced look at the various issues surrounding the current Energy Transition.
By Salisu A R
•Nov 20, 2023
An amazing course with different energy production, consumption and future transition patterns
By Mary E
•Apr 1, 2023
Extensive & informative course explaining aspects of energy transition.
By Brian E
•Nov 5, 2022
Simple, straight forward and a broad view of what is needed.
By Muhammad R
•Aug 23, 2023
Mentors gave their level best, Thanks
By Mona T
•Nov 28, 2022
Well presented. Excellent information
By Kamyar I
•Jan 29, 2023
perfect
thank you so much
By Yakub O
•Jul 31, 2023
Intuitively oustanding
By Victor P
•Sep 14, 2024
Great course!!
By Sanjay v B
•Sep 4, 2024
VERY USEFUL
By Amit G
•Aug 3, 2023
Excellent
By waffboy j
•Feb 27, 2023
perfect
By David B
•Aug 28, 2024
This was an excellent course with varied presenters. Unfortunately, with the passage of time, a couple of suggested readings links did not work, but I was able to find them alternatively. As well, a few of them were, or are now behind paywalls, and I ultimately could not, or chose not to access them.
By Gary U
•Dec 22, 2022
The course is more of an Activist Action Plan with talking points to push the UN Sustainable Development Goal Seven to transition the world's energy sources from carbon to 'sustainable' and 'renewable' energy sources: By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. The course barely mentions or fails to mention the foundational rational, constraints and risks of the Energy Transition Plan, considerations that are integral to any serious plan. The course would have more substance if it presented guests with alternate views and also discuss the risks to The Plan. Instead, it encourages group-think (to use the current flavor of wokism wordology) and discourages critical thinking. On the positive side, it does present a Project Management style of attacking the formidable problem of a global energy transition, but only a glimpse of the enormous obstacles facing the goal.