Sustainability in Non-Renewable & Renewable Energy

Name: Sustainability in Non-Renewable & Renewable Energy
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Building a Balanced Energy Strategy for better tomorrow!

Created byDattatray Krishna Nikam

Last updated 10/2025

English

What you'll learn

Understanding Empowerment and Sustainability
Able to Understand the Concept related to Energy Sources
Able to Distinguish between Energy Sources
Able to get Complete Insight of Sustainability

Course content

9 sections • 51 lectures • 3h 53m total length

Introduction9:16
This topic will make your understanding on Sustainability, Empowerment as well as Transitioning towards Sustainable Energy Practices. Take advantage of this topic to set up mindset as we are going to learn something useful where Environment, Social and Economics development are involved.
Sustainability

2.1 Introduction to Energy Sources1:22
This lecture will cover "A source from which energy can be obtained to provide heat, light, or power" and their available sources.
Importance of Energy Sources
2.2 Importance of Energy Sources in Modern Society3:15
This lecture will cover the information related to Natural Resource: Any natural material that is used by humans such as water, petroleum, minerals, forest & animals. Also address the Importance of Energy Efficiency of sources in modern society.
2.3 Overview of the types of Energy Sources (Non-Renewable and Renewable)2:44
This lecture will cover Overview of the types of energy sources (non-renewable and renewable) and Growing Energy Needs to start setting our mind set on understanding energy sources and requirement or consumption of energy.

3. Non-Renewable Energy Strategies5:15
Non-renewable energy sources like fossil fuels (coal, oil, and natural gas) have been the backbone of global energy production for decades.
Non-Renewable Energy
3.1 Efficiency Improvements in Extraction and Production Processes6:00
Efficiency Improvements in Extraction and Production Processes, along with the Strategies to enhance efficiency in Extraction & Production Processes.
Efficiency Improvement
Efficiency Improvements method in Extraction and Production.
3.2 Implementation of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology5:21
This lecture will help to understand what is CCS and their involvement in Carbon Capture of Co2 and detail of each steps for better understanding of CCS.
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
3.3 Transitioning to Cleaner-burning fuels6:28
This lecture will cover the topic related to the information on Transitioning to cleaner-burning fuels, such as natural gas instead of coal, is a key strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality.

4. Renewable Energy Strategies1:16
A sustainable energy strategy is an action plan with measurable milestones that combines energy efficiency, energy conservation, and ideally, the replacement of fossil fuels with renewable energy sources such as solar or wind generated energy. Such strategies aren't just for large global companies.
Strategies for Renewable Energy
4.1 Overview of Strategies to Promote Sustainability11:02
Strategies to Promote Sustainability
4.2 Expansion of Renewable Energy Infrastructure (Solar, Wind, Hydro, etc.)2:16
For development of Renewable Energy Sources based on the consumption requires expansion or incase in infrastructure development for commonly used renewable energy types include solar energy, wind power, hydropower, bioenergy and geothermal power.
Renewable Energy Infrastructure
4.3 Investment in Research and Development (R&D)9:17
This lecture will help to understand more sustainable energy technologies are required to replace conventional electricity generation resources such as fossil fuel, due to the worldwide demands especially in developed and developing countries.
List Down the benefits of R&D Investment in Renewable Energy Development.
4.4 Integration of Renewable Energy into Existing Grids2:55
This lecture will cover the information related to Renewable energy-to-grid integration where the use of modern grid technologies can support the smooth transition to adopting energy resources that are more distributed, resilient, secure, and clean.

5. Non-Renewable Energy Sources1:13
5.1 Introduction to Coal3:40
This lecture will cover about information about coal as a non-renewable energy source, Formation of coal & Extraction methods etc.
Introduction to Coal
5.1.1 Formation of Coal3:45
Formation of Coal
5.1.2 Formation of Coal - Peat2:16
5.1.3 Formation of Coal - Lignite2:15
5.1.4 Formation of Coal - Bituminous Coal1:46
5.1.5 Formation of Coal - Anthracite1:43
5.1.6 Extraction methods of Coal9:15
Coal Mining Method
5.1.7 Environmental Impact of Coal2:37
5.1.8 Global Usage and Trends2:31
5.2 Introduction to Oil and Natural Gas4:20
5.2.1 Formation of Oil and Natural Gas6:41
Formation of Oil and Natural Gas
5.2.2 Extraction Method of Oil and Gas8:54
Extraction Method of Oil and Gas
5.2.3 Environmental impact5:39
5.2.4 Global Usage and Trends4:15
5.3 Introduction to Nuclear Energy3:58
5.3.1 Nuclear Fission Process2:34
Nuclear Reaction
5.3.2 Power Generation in Nuclear Reactors2:42
Power generation in nuclear reactors involves a series of steps that convert the energy released from nuclear fission into electricity. Refer attached downloadable reading material on Power Generation in Nuclear Reactors.
5.3.3 Environmental Impact and Safety Concerns4:10
5.3.4 Global Usage and Trends3:40

6. Renewable Energy Sources2:05
6.1 Introduction to Solar Energy4:50
Solar Energy
6.1.1 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Technology4:30
PV Technology
6.1.2 Solar Thermal Technology4:52
6.1.3 Environmental Impact and Safety Concerns3:43
6.2 Introduction to Wind Energy2:04
Wind power or wind energy
6.2.1 Wind Turbine Technology6:58
6.2.2 Onshore vs. Offshore Wind Farms5:46
6.2.3 Wind Energy - Environmental Impact2:41
6.2.4 Wind Energy – Global Usage and Trends3:36
6.3 Introduction to Hydroelectric Energy5:20
6.3.1 Working & Elements of Hydroelectric Power Plant2:00
Draw Schematic Layout of Hydroelectric Power Plant
6.3.2 Details of Elements of Hydroelectric Power Plant4:59
6.3.3 Types of Hydroelectric Power Plants4:05
6.3.4 Hydroelectric Power Energy - Environmental Impact3:15

Requirements

To attend this course only basic knowledge of various energy sources is sufficient.

Description

This course provides an in-depth understanding of empowering and sustainability in the context of energy resource usage. It examines how to utilize available energy sources while safeguarding the environment, meeting the needs of future generations, and addressing evolving challenges. Learners will explore strategies for integrating traditional non-renewable resources, such as fossil fuels and nuclear energy, with renewable sources like solar, wind, and hydro power. The emphasis is on sustainable practices that balance environmental stewardship, societal requirements, and economic growth to ensure a resilient energy future.

Course Modules:

Introduction to Energy Sources
- Classification of energy types.
- Global energy demand and consumption trends.
Non-Renewable Energy Strategies
- Efficient use of finite resources.
- Environmental and economic considerations.
Renewable Energy Strategies
- Technological innovations and integration.
- Policy and market drivers for adoption.
Non-Renewable Energy Sources
- Coal, Oil, Natural Gas, Nuclear Energy: availability, extraction, conversion, and impacts.
Renewable Energy Sources
- Solar, Wind, Hydroelectric, Biomass, Geothermal: generation principles, applications, and benefits.
Comparison of Renewable & Non-Renewable Energy Sources
- Efficiency, environmental impact, cost, and sustainability analysis.
Challenges & Future Trends in Non-Renewable Energy
- Resource depletion, emissions control, cleaner technologies.
Challenges & Future Trends in Renewable Energy
- Storage solutions, grid integration, scalability, and investment needs.

Key Takeaways:

Non-renewable energy: finite, environmentally impactful, unsustainable in the long term.
Renewable energy: abundant, low environmental impact, offers long-term sustainability.
Transition imperative: Shifting towards renewable sources is critical to combat climate change, reduce dependence on finite resources, and build a sustainable future.

Who this course is for:

This course is for everyone who wishes to learn - New Generation Needs of Energy

Sustainability in Non-Renewable & Renewable Energy

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Course content

Introduction to Sustainability1 lecture • 9min

Introduction to Energy Sources3 lectures • 7min

3. Non-Renewable Energy Strategies4 lectures • 23min

4. Renewable Energy Strategies5 lectures • 27min

5. Non-Renewable Energy Sources20 lectures • 1hr 18min

6. Renewable Energy Sources15 lectures • 1hr 1min

7.0 Comparison of Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Sources1 lecture • 8min

8. Challenges and Future Trends in Non-Renewable Energy1 lecture • 5min

9. Challenges and Future Trends in Renewable Energy1 lecture • 4min

Requirements

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