Renewables in Business

One-year post-graduate programme, co-created by the Warsaw University of Technology Business School and the Institute for Renewable Energy. It was created for people operating in the area of renewable energy willing to learn about the economic conditions and the needs of the energy cost reduction market.

The course is addressed for:

– investors and developers working in the field of renewable energy
– technology and service providers willing to better understand the needs of investors and their economic conditions
– employees of heating plants and CHP plants responsible for the energy transformation
– managers responsible for reducing energy costs in their companies
– representatives of banks financing energy-related projects
– advisors, consultants of the energy market interested in broadening their knowledge about the OZE market

Partner:

Duration: part-time

Language of instruction: Polish

Number of instruction hours: 180h

Start: 9 March

Class hours:
Saturdays: 09:00– 16:15
Sundays: 09:00 – 16:15

>>>see the timetable

energetyka@biznes.edu.pl
+48 22 234 70 89

What makes us unique

Classes conducted in an interactive and practical mode: case studies, workshops, discussions and debates
Project analysis with the consideration of market and finances-related aspects, and the application of up-to-date knowledge in real development practice and market actions
Learning about and understanding global and EU trends in the energy field
Emphasis on the two most competitive zero-emission technologies for electricity generation: solar and wind, along with the so-called “Enabling technologies” and technologies of modern heating
Final work carried out in interdisciplinary student groups, with the support of practitioners (focused on the market needs) – preliminary feasibility studies.
Analysis and results of the monitoring processes concerning the Renewable Energy Sources directive in Poland, the electricity market, and management of the Energy Union

Programme Director

Grzegorz Wiśniewski - Founder and director of Institute for Renewable Energy (IEO)

Renewable energy ceases to be a niche solution, dependent only on subsidies. New investment perspectives are being created, commercialization of subsequent renewable energy technologies is accelerating. It is impossible not to notice the rapid growth of the renewable energy market and the demand for new staff and new competences. In order to meet the expectations of the Polish market, IEO, together with the Business School of Warsaw University of Technology, launches post-graduate studies that will practically educate and prepare for the managerial profession in planning and implementing investments in renewable energy, including distributed energy..

Lecturers

Grzegorz Wiśniewski

Professional experience: Grzegorz Wiśniewski is a Founder (2001) and chairman (until now) of the Instytut Energetyki Odnawialnej (IEO) in Warsaw, former (1997-2004) director of the European Commiss read more
Dr inż. Paweł Urbański

Professional experience: Through much of his career combined business experience with academia. He holds a PhD in Economics from Imperial College London and MBA and Engineering degree from Warsaw U read more
prof. UEW, dr hab. Magdalena Ligus

Professional experience: Specialties - corporate finance, investments in renewable energy sources, cost-benefit analysis, environmental valuation, economics, and finance Citizenship: Po read more
dr inż. Konrad Wiśniewski

Professional experience: Technology specialist at the Institute for Renewable Energy (IEO). For over 5 years involved in projects related to the OZE market and the implementation of new technologie read more
Mariusz Wójcik

Professional experience: Mariusz Wójcik is the director of an engineering and consulting company specializing in project development and consulting in the offshore wind energy industry in Poland an read more
dr inż. Tomasz Kowalak

Professional experience: From 1978 to 1998 at the Institute of Power Engineering (IEn), Warsaw. In the years 1983-1990 head of the High Voltage Laboratory, and since 1991 scientific secretary of th read more