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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Energy justice is the objective of attaining fairness in both economic and social involvement in the energy system, as well as eliminating societal, financial, and health complications for people who have been disproportionately impacted by the energy infrastructure. Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures online certification is developed by Dartmouth College and taught by Amanda C. Graham - Academic Director, which is offered by Coursera.

Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures online classes introduce applicants and organizations to the principle of energy justice and its origins to assist them in developing a toolkit to identify and harness opportunities to promote fairness and equity in energy-related decisions and activities. By the end of the Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures online training, applicants will be able to recognize and tackle energy inequality in their personal and professional lives, as well as assist design and promoting energy justice in society.

The Highlights

Shareable certificate of completion
Self-paced course
17 hours of effort
100% online content
Flexible deadlines

Programme Offerings

English video lectures with subtitles
100% online content
Learning resources
practice quizzes
Graded Assignments
Accessible on mobile devices.

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 2436	yes	Coursera

Depending upon the number of hours required to complete the learning, the participants may choose from any of the following Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures certification fees mentioned in the table down below. All these structures include certificates after course completion.

Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures Fee Structure

Description	Amount in INR
Course fee	Rs. 2,436

What you will learn

Knowledge of engineering

After completing the Energy Justice: Fostering More Equitable Energy Futures certification course, applicants will gain a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of energy as well as will master the concepts associated with energy justice and energy injustice. Applicants will explore the strategies for designing and developing energy systems and equitable energy environments free from any racism, and social injustice. Applicants will learn about concepts involved with energy democracy and power revolution.

Who it is for

EntrepreneurArchitectEnergy Performance EngineerSustainability OfficerEnvironmental Engineer

The Syllabus

Videos

Welcome! (Dr. Amanda Graham)
The Problem: Addressing Climate Change Is Not Just About Carbon (Dr. Amanda Graham)
What is Energy Justice: Three Definitions (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Energy Security (Dr. Diana Hernández)
A Fourth Energy Justice Definition - and Crafting Our Own (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Recognizing Structural Inequity (Interview with Dr. Matthew Delmont)
Racism, Historical Moments, and Forward Motion (Interview with Dr. Matthew Delmont)
Introduction to Environmental Justice (Interview with Dr. Maron Greenleaf)

Readings

Help Us Learn More About You (Pre-Course Survey)
Welcome to the Course
Social Identity and Why It's Important for This Course
The Many Forms of Energy Injustice
Dr. Diana Hernández: Pre-video Reading
Companion Slides for Week 1, Lesson 1 Videos
One Root of Energy Injustice: Structural Inequity and Racism
Dr. Matthew Delmont - Bio
Structural Inequity and Racism: James Baldwin, Isabel Wilkerson, and Ibram Kendi
2020: A Racial Reckoning?
Companion Slides for Week 1, Lesson 2 Videos
Another Root: Environmental Justice
Dr. Maron Greenleaf - Bio
Companion Slides for Week 1, Lesson 3 Videos
Connecting Climate, Environmental, and Energy Justice: Lessons from the Work of Dr. Robert Bullard

Quizzes

Defining Energy Justice
Structural Inequity and Racism
Environmental Justice

Discussion Prompt

Meet and Greet

Videos

Beyond the Sankey Diagram: Sociotechnical Energy Systems (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Personal Energy Systems and Maps (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Distributive, Procedural, Recognition Principles of Energy Justice (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Restorative and Voice-Centering Approaches to Justice (Dr. Amanda Graham)

Readings

Energy Systems as Human and Social (as well as Physical)
Sankey Diagrams, Why I Love Them, and What They Have to do with Energy Justice
Everything You Need To Know About the Energy Flowcharts (Lawrence Livermore National Lab)
Energy Use at a Personal Scale
Companion Slides for Week 2, Lesson 1 Videos
Three Foundational Principles of Energy Justice
Companion Slides for Week 2, Lesson 2 Videos
Diagnosing Energy Justice Tenets
Two More Energy Justice Principles
Companion Slides for Week 2, Lesson 3 Videos
Excerpt from Revolutionary Power (Shalanda Baker)
Excerpt from Energy Democracy (Denise Fairchild and Al Weinrub)

Quizzes

Sankey Diagrams, Energy as Sociotechnical, and Personal Energy Use
Reviewing the Three Tenets of Energy Justice
Recognizing Energy Justice Tenets
Two Additional Principles of Energy Justice
Climate Change Fundamentalism and Energy Democracy

Videos

Case Studies Preview (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Case Study in Energy Justice: Small Hydropower in Chile (Interview with Dr. Sarah Kelly)
Case Study in Energy Justice: Texas (Interview with Dr. Dominic Boyer)
Case Study in Energy Justice: California Cap and Trade (Interview with Danae Hernández-Cortés)
Case Study Recap (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Tools and Toolkits (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Putting Your Coursework into Action (Dr. Amanda Graham)
Final Video (Dr. Amanda Graham)