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Energy Transition

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Mechanical Engineering

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Energy Transition

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    Team EveryEng

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    Mechanical Engineering

  • Course type

    Watch to learn anytime

  • Course duration

    116 Min

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  • Language

    English

Why enroll

While carbon dioxide is often the primary focus in discussions about greenhouse gases, many are now recognizing the urgency of addressing methane emissions, which have a much higher warming potential over a shorter time frame. Participants are drawn to the course to learn about the science behind methane, its sources, and its impact on the environment.

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Energy Transition

2 Lectures

116 min

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    Methane Emission Control: Technology vs Regulation

    60 min

  • Lesson icon

    Frackquakes: Litigation and Seismic Impact of Wastewater Injection Wells

    56 min

Course details

While carbon dioxide (CO2) is often at the forefront of discussions on greenhouse gases, methane (CH4) is emerging as an equally critical, though sometimes overlooked, contributor to climate change. In this course, we will delve into the science of atmospheric methane, exploring its sources, behavior, and the complex environmental challenges it presents. Students will examine the role of methane in global warming, its much higher short-term warming potential compared to CO2, and the various natural and anthropogenic sources that release it into the atmosphere. The course will also address the difficulties in tracking and mitigating methane emissions, including technical, economic, and policy barriers. By the end of the course, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of methane’s environmental impact, the latest research on its mitigation strategies, and the urgent need for integrated climate action to address this powerful greenhouse gas.

Source: Duke University Energy Initiative (ARCHIVED) (Youtube Channel)

Course suitable for

  • Energy & Utilities
  • Mechanical

Key topics covered

- Introduction

- Easy vs Hard

- Measurement Methods

- Intermittent lake

- Satellites

- Aliso Canyon

- Aircraft

- Leak indication

- Unregulated

- Fracking Earthquakes

- Arkansas Moratorium

- Oklahoma Earthquakes

- Court of Appeals Discussion

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Mechanical Engineering

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