Student reviews

I wish you all the best

Very well designed for the biggeners who can afford to leave once they started it.

This course showed some very cool ideas for delivering power to "developing" parts of the world. But the presenter has some weird self-hate thing going on, where he can't stop bashing Western civilizations. Every other sentence, he feels the need to throw in a snide remark about North America and European countries. Without those countries, and the mistakes/successes they've gone through, these developing nations wouldn't be getting the clean energy you so desperately want to push. Ask someone from a poor country if they'd prefer digging by hand, or with a machine that does it in half the time and effort, and I'm sure they'd pick the machine.

A good overview of available renewable energy technologies.

Very insightful lecture. Open your eyes and minds to easy ways you can employ renewable energy technologies to serve local communities on a developing world like mine. Happy to have taken the course.

It brings basic and well deserved knowledge of RE to you.

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I am quite exposed to the renewable energy industry for large scale projects, but this would definitely be a very good introduction course to people who has little or no experience in renewable energy.