Objectives
This course provides foundational knowledge and practical case studies on how weather, water, and climate services (W&CS) support the energy sector’s transition to net zero emissions. Learners will:
- Understand the role of W&CS in global energy and climate policy (e.g., Paris Agreement, SDGs)
- Learn key concepts in weather/climate modeling and energy forecasting
- Explore co-production frameworks and collaboration models between service providers and energy users
- Review real-world case studies, business models, and WMO's role in the energy transition
Duration
Approximately 4.5 hours for the 5 core modules. Users may complete them at their own pace.
Audience
This course is intended for:
- Energy policymakers, company professionals, and planners seeking to use weather and climate information
- Meteorologists and NMHS staff aiming to understand energy sector needs
- Researchers, students, and practitioners in LDCs and globally interested in W&CS for energy
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