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Problèmes Energétiques Globaux (FUN)

Offered by Mines ParisTech,
Problèmes Energétiques Globaux (FUN)

Après le succès de la première session du MOOC Problèmes Énergétiques Globaux, qui a réuni près de 9000 inscrits et dont le taux de réussite à l'examen final a été de 81 %, toute l'équipe pédagogique du MOOC est heureuse de vous retrouver sur la plateforme FUN pour l'ouverture d'une seconde session. Nous espérons qu'elle vous permettra, par le biais de ressources et d'activités variées, d'acquérir ou d'enrichir vos connaissances sur l'énergie

L'énergie étant un vaste domaine qui peut être abordé sous des angles multiples, l'approche retenue est de commencer par donner une base technique sur l'énergie, et donc l'offre d'énergie, dépendante des ressources et des filières technologiques disponibles, avant de s'intéresser à la demande, c'est-à-dire aux dimensions macro et socio-économiques, puis d'aborder les grandes questions mondiales relatives à l'énergie, et enfin de terminer par l'étude des principales questions qui se posent aujourd'hui dans ce secteur.

Comme lors de la première session, cette session 2 cherche à fournir une base de réflexion sur l'ensemble des problèmes énergétiques. A la fin de ce cours, vous aurez étudié les principales problématiques, présentes et futures, existant dans le domaine de l'énergie.

Plan et programme du cours

Le MOOC se déroule sur 6 semaines
Semaine 1/A : Présentation générale
Semaine 1/B : Les Filières énergétiques
Semaine 2 : Liens entre énergie et économie
Semaine 3 : Les aspects géopolitiques
Semaine 4 : Les politiques énergétiques
Semaine 5 : Les aspects environnementaux
Semaine 6 : Perspectives

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