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Using Solar Photovoltaics in Transportation (3 credit hours/3 HSW Hours)

In this 3 hour course, areas of transportation practice are identified which may benefit from the use of photovoltaic electricity (PV).  The use of PV for transportation will become especially important as the U.S. transportation system becomes increasingly electrified and less dependent on fossil fuels and internal combustion engines. Technologies that enable wide-scale managed and coordinated vehicle battery charging show special promise for plug-in electric vehicles. Fuel-cell electric vehicles have near-zero life cycle emissions when using hydrogen produced via water electrolysis powered by PV. This form of “green hydrogen” is becoming increasingly cost-competitive as the price of wind and PV electricity continues to decline.

Mark Rossow
This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills: 

·        Persons who complete this course will recognize principles of managing the grid, including charging protocols, high charge-rate infrastructure, and time-of-use rates.

·       Persons who complete this course will be able to determine end of life impacts such as re-using vehicle batteries for stationary grid applications.

·       Persons who complete this course will be able to characterize beyond-the-grid applications, including on-vehicle PV, PV parking canopies, and dedicated PV electrolyzer plants.

·       Persons who complete this course will be able to analyze hydrogen transport and distribution challenges.

·       Persons who complete this course will view hydrogen production and storage as a general means of energy storage.

·       Persons who complete this course will learn that airports have substantial land and roof space for PV applications.

·       Persons who complete this course will be familiar with maritime applications such as solar to fuel and solar shore power.

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