About this Course
Introduction to Renewable Energy Systems” is designed to provide architects with a foundational understanding of renewable energy technologies and their integration into building designs. The course covers key concepts of solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources, along with practical considerations for incorporating these systems into architectural plans. Participants will learn about the benefits of sustainable design, energy efficiency, and the latest advancements in renewable energy solutions, preparing them to create environmentally responsible and innovative buildings. HSW JUSTIFICATION This course focuses on promoting healthier indoor environments through improved air quality and reduced emissions from renewable energy sources. It also enhances safety by ensuring reliable and resilient energy systems that can provide backup power during outages. Additionally, the course supports overall wellness by encouraging sustainable practices that contribute to a healthier planet, benefiting both current and future generations. • Duration: 60 Minutes (1 Learning Units) • Format: Live On-Line • HSW Relevant: Yes • Target Audience: AIA architects and design professionals • Knowledge Level: Introductory • Prerequisites: None • Status: Approved by AIA (12.12.2024) COURSE OUTLINE: I. Introduction by Aimbridge Energy Group (10 minutes) II. Overview of Renewable Energy Sources (10 minutes) III. Integration into Architectural Design (10 minutes) IV. Economic and Environmental Impacts (10 minutes) V. Challenges and Solutions (10 minutes) VI. Q&A Session (10 minutes)