Fundamentals of Decarbonisation

introduction
This Fundamentals of Decarbonisation training course presents comprehensive training on decreasing carbon emissions. Decarbonisation is the essential road to keep the planet from warming more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. Most nations aim to achieve net zero by 2050. Net zero refers to a situation in which all greenhouse gas emissions produced are balanced out by an equivalent number of emissions eliminated. To achieve this, rapid decarbonisation is required.
There are two aspects to Decarbonisation. The first is lowering the amount of greenhouse gases released when fossil fuels are burned. This can be achieved through reducing emissions by using as many electrified sectors as possible, as well as zero-carbon renewable energy sources like wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, and biomass, which currently account for one-third of the world’s power capacity. Energy demand will decrease due to energy efficiency, but it will increase due to increased electrification.
Objectives
At the end of this Fundamentals of Decarbonisation training course, you will learn to
• Understand what Decarbonisation and its importance
• Identify causes of climate change and global warming
• Work safely with Environmental Sustainability
• Know all about Carbon Footprint Reduction
• Implement procedures for Environmental Sustainability
• Understand what the Climate Change Response
• Gain increased skills on Renewable Energy usage
• Understand the 17 Sustainable Development Goals
• Implement all actions to maximize Energy Efficiency and decrease Carbon Emission
• Identify Other Decarbonisation Issues
Course Outline
DAY 1
Overview
• Introduction – First Exam
• Environmental Systems
• Safety Consideration
• Standard International Units
• What Is Decarbonisation?
• Power Generation

DAY 2
Sustainable Development
• UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals
• Environmental Sustainability
• Global Warming
• Energy Resources
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Fossil Fuel
• Maximizing Energy Efficiency procedures
DAY 3
Climate Change and Carbon Footprint
• Climate Change
• Causes of Climate Change
• Climate Change response
• Carbon Footprint
• Carbon Footprint Reduction
• From COP 27 Egypt to COP 28 UAE
DAY 4
Renewable Energy
• Renewable Energy
• Solar Energy
• Wind Energy
• Tidal Energy
• Geothermal Energy
• Hydrogen Energy
DAY 5
Fields of Decarbonisation
• Industry
• Transport
• Buildings
• Agriculture
• Additional Issues for Decarbonisation