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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage by EdX is an introductory course that has been designed for individuals having an interest in sustainability, energy, and climate change. This program aims to cover Carbon Capture and Storage technology objectively and its importance in the current world scenario. 

In the Climate Change certification course, you will be taught by a team of skilled academics at the University of Edinburgh. These instructors have decades of experience in the field and teach to close the gap between the forefront of the newest developments in engineering, science, policy and economics, geology, and the wider audience. 

Moreover, Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage training is a 5-week course that requires an effort of 2-3 hours per week. You will earn an official and verified certificate at the end of this online course, signed by the course instructor. This certificate will highlight your advanced skill set and knowledge, and it can be added to your portfolio. 

Learners can choose anyone from the audit or the verified track to finish studying the programme. Both these tracks are self-paced and can be pursued at their own pace. The verified track offers paid but unlimited access to the materials of the course and the audit track offers free but limited course access.

The Highlights

  • Introductory-level course
  • Verified certificate
  • Online learning
  • Self-paced on your own time
  • Subject- Engineering
  • 2-3 hours of the weekly study 
  • Free course with limited access
  • 5-week course

Programme Offerings

  • Official Certificate
  • Self-paced
  • 2-3 hours weekly effort
  • introductory course
  • 100% Online
  • 5-week program

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
INR 4088yesThe University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

Climate Change training by edX is provided free of cost. However, to secure a course certificate from edX, there will be additional charges. 

Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage fee structure

Training 

Fee

Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage (Audit only) Free
Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage (With certificate) 

₹ 4,088


What you will learn

Knowledge of Environmental Science

Successful completion of the Climate Change online Course by edX will help you learn the following:

  • Basic drivers to make fossil fuels ‘safe to use’ in the context of 2015’s Paris Climate Change agreement
  • Protection of the atmosphere with Carbon Capture and Storage technology (CCS), from excess carbon dioxide
  • Unique characteristics of CCS to complement other low-carbon technologies
  • Today’s international state of play
  • How CCS can unlock carbon negative solutions needed to be used before mid-century
  • Main sectors of the global economy where CCS can assist with deep reductions in emissions
  • Key elements of geology for safe, permanent disposal of carbon dioxide underground
  • Current principles of technologies used to prevent carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere

Who it is for

Any individual interested in learning more about sustainability, energy, and climate change can join the Climate Change course by edX. 


Admission Details

Join the Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage program in these four steps:

Step 1. Using the link here – https://www.edx.org/learn/climate-change/the-university-of-edinburgh-climate-change-carbon-capture-and-storage

Step 2. Selecting the "Register" tab will land you on the online registration page. You must sign up with edX via your email ID or any social accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Google, or Microsoft). 

Step 3. Once registered, choose the enrolment type you prefer. For a course certificate from edX, you must pay the requisite fee. 

Step 4. edX will notify you via email once your enrolment is through. You can access the course material with the new credentials provided by edX. 

Application Details

Enrolling in the Climate Change online course requires you to create an account on the edX website. If you have an existing Apple/Facebook/Microsoft/Google account, log in with the same and register with edX to start this online course. 

The Syllabus

  • Introduction to the course
  • Global warming
  • The Carbon Budget of our Atmosphere
  • CCS in a nutshell
  • Carbon Neutrality
  • Conclusions and Graded Test

  • Welcome to Block 2
  • At what stage is CCS?
  • Heavy Industries and Manufacturing
  • Decarbonising Global Energy
  • Hydrogen
  • Electricity
  • Conclusions and Graded Test

  • Welcome to Block 3
  • Combustion
  • Post-combustion capture
  • Capture by Oxyfuel Combustion
  • Pre-combustion capture
  • Carbon Dioxide Utilisation
  • Carbon negative technologies
  • Conclusions and Graded Test

  • Welcome to Block 4
  • The transport of carbon dioxide
  • Why Geological Storage?
  • Rocks for Geological Carbon Storage
  • Reservoirs, seals, and traps
  • Storage in aquifers and depleted oil fields
  • Trapping the carbon dioxide
  • Leakage and monitoring
  • Conclusions and graded test

  • Welcome to Block 5
  • Global Storage capacity
  • CO2 pollution and waste disposal
  • Future developments
  • A global industry
  • Common Myths and Misconceptions
  • Conclusions and Graded Test

Instructors

The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Who is the edX Partner for this certification course?

The University of Edinburgh is the edX partner university for the Climate Change program.

2: Are there any prerequisites for the Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage Course?

No. This course does not have any prerequisites.

3: Is this course available offline?

No, Climate Change certification by edX is 100% online.

4: Is this program offered at an advanced-level?

No, this is an introductory-level course. 

5: What is the duration of this online course?

The course is taught over five weeks.

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