Michelle Wilber

Ms. Wilber leads the Beneficial and Equitable Electrification initiative at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power. The BEE initiative looks at the electrification of currently or previously non-electrified energy loads in Alaska, such as transportation and heating, in order to harness local, sustainable and cost-effective energy resources for all.

Self Paced

Powering Resilient Communities: A Holistic Approach to Food, Energy, and Water Security (edX)

Course Auditing

EdX

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Categories

Effort

Languages

A research-based course on resilient renewable energy solutions, with an emphasis on microgrids, and Food, Energy, and Water (FEW) security. This course provides research-based and on-the-ground tools for community planners, grid designers, and business leaders to improve and implement stronger and more resilient renewable energy systems in Arctic communities. [...]

Resilient Energy Systems for Sustainable Communities XSeries

Self Paced

Course Auditing

EdX

University of Alaska Fairbanks

227.00 EUR

Self Paced

Course Auditing

EdX

AlaskaX

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Categories

Engineering

Food & Nutrition

Sci: Energy & Earth Sciences

Effort

Languages

A research-based course on resilient renewable energy solutions, with an emphasis on microgrids, and Food, Energy, and Water (FEW) security. This course provides research-based and on-the-ground tools for community planners, grid designers, and business leaders to improve and implement stronger and more resilient renewable energy in Arctic [...]

Self Paced

Course Auditing

EdX

AlaskaX

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Engineering