Embark on a journey with RECOA

Expand your knowledge in the Renewable Industry
and be part of the change

As the world seeks solutions to climate change and to address sustainable energy demands, renewable energy stands at the forefront of global progress.

This introductory module explores
• what renewable energy is,
• why it’s essential for combating climate change, and
• how it supports sustainable development.

You will uncover:
• the evolution of key technologies, from hydropower to wind energy,
• gain insights into their real-world applications and future potential,
• learn about energy storage innovations, and
• examine the advantages and challenges of renewable solutions

Through interactive content, videos, and in-depth lessons, this course will ensure that you have a thorough understanding of renewable energy.

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  • Topic: IN01 - Introduction to Renewable Energy

  • Estimated study time: 1-2 hours of self-paced studies - To be completed in 13 weeks from enrolment.

  • Price: Free

  • Language: English

  • Instructors:
    Chris Weaver - Senior InstructorRECOA
    Martin Warming - Co-Founder & Collaborating Instructor RECOA

  • * VAT is subject to student and/or client's country of origin. VAT exemptions may apply,

Course curriculum

    1. Welcome to RECOA

    2. Module Overview

    3. Instructor Biographies

    4. Glossary and Abbreviations

    1. Renewable Energy in Daily Life

    2. Exploring the Power Grid

    3. Climate Past & Present

    4. Renewable Energy in a Nutshell

    5. Test Your Knowledge

    1. Introduction

    2. Solar Energy

    3. Geothermal & Ocean Thermal Energy

    4. Nuclear Energy

    5. Biomass & Biogas Energy

    6. Wind & Water Renewable Technologies

    7. Test Your Knowledge

    1. Introduction

    2. Hydroelectric Energy

    3. Tidal Energy

    4. Wave Energy

    5. Other Water-Based Technologies

    6. Test Your Knowledge

    1. Introduction

    2. History of Wind Energy

    3. Onshore Wind Energy

    4. Offshore Wind Energy

    5. Test Your Knowledge

    1. Introduction

    2. Renewable Energy Around the World

    3. Transmission, Storage & PtX

    4. Natural Resources for Renewable Energy

    5. Test Your Knowledge

About this course

  • 38 lessons

The IN01 Introduction Course is for you if you can say yes to at least one of the following...

  • Professionals transitioning to renewable energy

  • Students and recent graduates in science or engineering

  • Energy industry workers seeking foundational knowledge

  • Enthusiasts interested in sustainable energy 

What is included in the course


High-quality videos and tailor-made knowledge directly from our industry expert.

High Quality Video lessons
Engaging interactive presentations and
quizzes to test your knowledge.

INTERACTIVE LESSONS
Important terms, acronyms and abbreviations to help you familiarize yourself with the industry's lingo
Industry Glossary and Abbreviations

Learning Goals

Knowledge

Develop a clear understanding of renewable energy and its importance in addressing climate change. Gain insight into how renewable energy supports sustainable development and reduces reliance on fossil fuels.

Technology

Explore the primary generation and storage technologies in the renewable energy industry, including wind, hydro, geothermal, solar, tidal, nuclear, and biomass. Learn the fundamental processes behind energy generation and storage systems like batteries, mechanical storage, physical storage, and Power-to-X (PtX).

Application

Evaluate the advantages and challenges of various renewable energy technologies. Understand their practical applications and real-world impact to better navigate the evolving energy landscape.

Your instructors are not just passing on material from textbooks,
they are sharing their first-hand practical knowledge.

Martin Warming

Martin Warming

Collaborating Instructor | RECOA
Co-Founder | RECOA

Area of Expertise:
Design, Risk and Construction management.

Chris Weaver

Chris Weaver

Senior Instructor | RECOA

Area of Expertise:
Offshore and onshore construction.