All countries of the world have tended to invest renewable energies in power generation in order to dispense with traditional energy generation methods because of the damage they cause to human health, plants and the land, and given the availability of renewable energies in all countries of the world without one country monopolizing these energies over others, and exploiting the inability of some to Buy it like oil and natural gas.
Renewable energy means that it is energy derived from nature, which is inexhaustible, and renewable energy of all kinds is environmentally friendly, unlike traditional energy sources such as fossil fuels, oil and gas, which emit a lot of fumes and gases that caused significant and dangerous environmental pollution, as they also caused a rise in the Earth’s temperature. Which led to climatic changes, in addition to many problems that caused damage to various living organisms, especially humans.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Who should attend?
Engineers in the field of electricity.
Engineers working on projects.
Engineers working in power plants.
Technicians in the field of maintenance.
Transportation engineers.
How attendees will benefit?
After completion of the course, delegates will know:
The role and importance of renewable energies and the importance of using them.
Different types of solar and wind energy.
Benefits and features of renewable energies.
The working principle of all renewable energies.
How to manage green energy projects.
Investment ideas via the establishment of power plants.
Knowing the general lines required for the establishment of the power station.
The most prominent administrative and technical challenges facing green energy projects.
How to exploit and invest natural resources and convert them into energies.
Course Outline
Overview of Green Energy
Definition and types of green energy (solar, wind, hydro, etc.).
Importance of green energy in addressing climate change.
Global trends and policies promoting green energy.
Sustainability Principles
Definition of sustainability and its three pillars: environmental, social, and economic.
Overview of sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Role of sustainable systems in project management.
Fundamentals of Project Management
Key concepts: project lifecycle, stakeholders, and objectives.