エネルギー経済論
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| Term | 2020/First semester |
| Number of Credits | 2 credits |
| Course Type | Lecture |
| Target Year | Master's students |
| Target Student | Graduate |
| Language | Japanese |
| Day/Period | Wed.2 |
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| Outline and Purpose of the Course | By Tetsuo TEZUKA, Seiichi OGATA, Department of Socio-environmental Energy Science, Graduate School of Energy Science, The framework and methodology for energy systems analysis and design in a region and/or/ country, especially related to a model-based approach, are introduced. Furthermore, the theories of energy supply-demand systems are discussed. Participants will develop a simple conceptual model by selecting some energy supply-demand systems as a study target. |
| Course Goals | To understand the way of thinking of "Energy Systems Study" and the basic knowledge and the modeling methodologies of Energy supply-demand systems. |
| Schedule and Contents | (1) Statistics of energy supply and demand, (2) Energy Systems Study with Micro and Macroscopic Perspectives (3) Numerical modeling of energy supply and demand, (4) What is a system modeling? (5) Modeling and decision making, (6) Conceptual Modeling exercise, (6) Theoretical approach to energy supply-demand systems, (7) Liberalization of the energy industry, |
| Grading Policy | Discussion about modeling of energy systems and report submission. |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Preparation and Review | Student will make a conceptual model for the energy supply-demand systems which the student has selected by himself/herself. The work for conceptual modeling will be an assignment. |
