GCU 510
Solar Energy and Policy
Arizona State University Digital Immersion · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Elucidates and amplifies the importance, role and mechanisms of solar energy policy. Underscores the significance of policy in the successful deployment of solar energy. Complements other courses in the curriculum of the Professional Science Masters (PSM) in Solar Energy, which is largely centered on engineering concepts and techniques. Content is guided by the principle that technical considerations alone are inadequate to stimulate future expansion of solar energy. Additionally, it is stressed that policy considerations are critical to any potential transition to a solar energy economy. Typically taken in conjunction with DC summer workshop 'Science Outside the Lab,' but may be taken by others as stand-alone course. Course consists of lectures and discussions of policy instruments at the national, state and local scales. Visiting experts from the energy industry provide their personal experience and real-world perspective.
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