Introduction to Renewable Energy Course
One-day Introduction to Renewable Energy courses run by M&E Sustainability
This training is designed specifically for M&E contractors, engineers and building owners/operators who require a basic understanding of the renewable technologies now available in the UK.
NEW: Dates for 2010 have been confirmed, book your places now.
Date: 4th February 2010
Venue: Newbury
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Date: 25th February 2010
Venue: Bury St Edmunds
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Date: 25th March 2010
Venue: Loughborough
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Date: 29th April 2010
Venue: Darlington
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Date: 15th April 2010
Venue: East Grinstead
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Date: 25th May 2010
Venue: Penkridge
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Date: 29th June 2010
Venue: Bristol
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Training is provided by The National Energy Foundation in partnership with M&E Education and Training.
Cost: ECA/HVCA /NEF members: £125 + VAT
Non-members: £187 + VAT
The aim of the course is to give attendees the basic knowledge to be able to make a fundamental assessment of the suitability of a particular renewable technology, dispel some of the common myths and be able to decide if they need further training.
The course will define the main aims of sustainability and the need for energy efficiency and conservation. It will Identify the main statutory legislation requiring sustainability and energy efficiency for compliance.
Delegates will also learn what Renewable Technology Systems are all about, identify the main types of Renewable Technology energy sources and the basic principles of operation. They should also be able to recognise the advantages and disadvantages of a particular technology energy and make a value judgement on the suitability of a particular technology or system for a given situation.
Candidates should at the end of the day feel confident enough to start thinking about installing/specifying a particular technology and be able to discuss the project with renewable technology manufacturers/suppliers without fear of being railroaded into a technology, which may not be wholly appropriate.
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