ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PDH COURSES

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The objective of this educational course is to investigate the key lessons from a series of EPA studies on the impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracing) on drinking water resources in the United States. Topics include focus on activities, location studies, well operator files & spill documentation. 

The objective of this educational course is to discuss technologies on methods and techniques to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from specific industrial sectors. This content goes through basic information on GHG control technologies and reduction measures.

The objective of this educational course is to provide an overview of landfill gas (LFG) energy project development guidance and presents the technological, economic and regulatory considerations that affect the feasibility and success of LFG energy projects. 

The objective of this educational course is to broadly increase understanding and use of highly efficient combined heat and power (CHP) applications through the efforts of the CHP Partnership program. Topics include looking into biomass as a more flexible and reliable as an energy option.

The objective of this course is to investigate the potential environmental impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing or “Fracing”. This study focuses on data for State and Industry Spill Data. The EPA is conducting a study of the impacts of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas on drinking water resources.  

The objective of this educational course is to investigate the potential environmental impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing or “Fracing”. The goals of the course study were to assess the po­tential for activities in the hydraulic fracturing water cycle to impact the quality or quantity of drinking water. 

This course investigates the role of the following factors in subsurface fluid movement during hydraulic fracturing. The current content report provides insights into the potential for hydraulic fracturing fluids, or subsurface fluids affected by hydraulic fracturing.

This course highlights some of the benefits and pitfalls of adopting Offshore Wind Energy as a viable means of adding supplement power to the grid. Comparisons are made to the benefits to the traditional land based options and challenges are examined as well. 

This course highlights the facts associated with the adoption of Offshore wind energy as a means of renewable energy. Also discussed in this course, are some of the legal issues associated with the adoption of Offshore Wind Energy, as well as the impact that governing bodies have on the adoption.

This course discusses the benefits of offshore wind energy in detail as well as hurdles to market development. The final section proposes tactics that can help overcome these hurdles. It examines  the success of the domestic onshore wind industry and potential of offshore wind.    

This aim of this course is to help companies develop a greater understanding of the components and processes involved in the development of offshore wind farms that will be built up to 2025, and in doing so help them realize the opportunities that will arise.   

This course analyses the potential of the offshore wind industry to participate in the energy transition through the opportunities it offers for local value creation for countries that choose to develop the technology.