Learn how renewable process heat technologies can support heavy industry decarbonisation by exploring Australia's industrial heat market and low-emissions technology pathways in this expert-led webinar. This presentation is part of the HILT CRC webinar series.
Description
Designed for professionals, engineers, researchers and decision-makers interested in industrial decarbonisation, this module explores the role of renewable process heat in reducing emissions across Australia's heavy industries. Learners examine the characteristics of Australia's industrial process heat market, evaluate renewable heat technologies including electrification, bioenergy and solar thermal, and compare alternative low-emissions pathways for sectors such as alumina, iron and steel, and cement production. Through an expert-led webinar supported by industry research and practical examples, participants develop the ability to assess technology options and understand the technical and economic factors influencing investment decisions. This module provides an introductory foundation for broader learning in industrial energy transition and renewable heat technologies.
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Understands the basic principles of energy efficiency and its importance.1
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Recognizes key terms such as net zero, carbon neutrality, and transition planning.1
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Recognizes key terms such as net zero, carbon neutrality, and transition planning.1
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Knowledge of technologies addressing pollution in air, land, water, and waste.2
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Perform basic cost-benefit analysis to evaluate the financial viability of technology implementations.1
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