The new energy major mainly involves the study of basic knowledge of energy, renewable energy technology, energy conservation and energy efficiency evaluation, smart grid and energy storage technology, clean combustion and environmental protection. Cultivating students' professional knowledge and skills in the field of new energy through systematic courses and practical training is helpful to promote sustainable development and meet energy challenges.

1, energy basics:

Learn the basic concepts, theories and principles in the field of energy, including the classification, conversion principle and storage technology of energy.

2, renewable energy technology:

Learn the development and utilization technology of various renewable energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy and hydropower. Understand the characteristics and application scope of renewable energy, as well as the design and operation of related equipment and systems.

3, energy saving and energy efficiency evaluation:

Learn energy-saving technologies and measures, and study ways to improve the efficiency of existing energy use. Master the methods and tools of energy efficiency evaluation and analysis of different systems and equipment.

4, smart grid and energy storage technology:

Learn the construction principle and operation management of smart grid, and study the dispatching optimization strategy of power system. Understand the principles and applications of various energy storage technologies (such as battery energy storage and compressed air energy storage).

5, clean combustion and environmental protection:

Learn clean combustion technology and emission control means to understand the emission characteristics of atmospheric pollutants and their impact on the environment. Study environmental protection policies and technical measures to reduce the negative impact of energy utilization on the environment.

Brief introduction of new energy

New energy (NE): also known as unconventional energy. Refers to various forms of energy other than traditional energy. Refers to the energy that has just been developed or actively studied and needs to be popularized, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, ocean energy, biomass energy, nuclear fusion energy and so on.

198 1 The United Nations Conference on New and Renewable Energy defines new energy as: based on new technologies and new materials, developing and utilizing traditional renewable energy in a modern way, replacing fossil energy with inexhaustible renewable energy with limited resources and serious environmental pollution, and focusing on developing solar energy, wind energy, biomass energy and tidal energy.