The Cleantech and the Clean Transition – Export Fundamentals online course provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of sustainable technology and the green transition. The course covers the basic concepts of cleantech, international climate and environmental targets, and their impacts on markets and business operations. In addition, the course examines barriers, challenges, and opportunities related to cleantech exports, as well as various financing pathways that companies can utilize to support internationalization.
The course is completed independently, in your own pace, as online studies.
Please note that the course is not intended for degree students.
Content
- What do cleantech and the clean transition mean in practice
- International climate and environmental targets and their impact on markets and companies.
- Barriers, challenges, and opportunities in cleantech exports.
- Different financing pathways for companies when starting to export.
Learning objectives
- Understand the basic concepts and phenomena of the cleantech sector and the clean transition.
- Identify key regulations and market trends that influence export opportunities.
- Understand the role of financing in internationalization.
Evaluation criteria
All assignments must be completed and submitted in order to successfully pass the course. Completing the assignments requires reviewing both the materials available in the course workspace and the materials linked there.
Contact information
More information about the course via email: vivid [at] metropolia.fi (vivid[at]metropolia[dot]fi)
The course is offered as part of the project Vihreän teknologian vientiosaamista digitaalisesti (ViViD). The ViViD project's goal is to promote technical and economic expertise related to the green transition in Finland's export sectors. The aim is to enhance commercial and technical export business skills in the energy sector by offering short, work-life-oriented online courses.
Vihreän teknologian vientiosaamista digitaalisesti project has been funded by the European Union's Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), which is the key instrument of the EU's Recovery Facility (NextGenerationEU). The financing has been granted by the Service Centre for Continuous Learning and Employment (SECLE). The Service Centre promotes the competence development of working-age people and the availability of skilled labour. The operations of the Service Centre are overseen by the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.
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