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Off-Grid, Hybrid & Mini-Grid Solar PV Systems
Overview of the Course
This training covers solar PV market trends, project development phases, and quality systems, along with detailed technical understanding of PV technologies, system types, solar radiation, inverters, and balance of system components. It includes mounting structures, site assessment, system losses and yield calculations, battery storage, and design of off-grid, hybrid, mini-grid, and solar water pumping systems. The course also addresses installation, commissioning, project economics, and safety practices.
The training has 15 main topics presented so that trainees learn and practice all aspects of Off-Grid, Hybrid and Mini-Grid Solar PV System. Topics contain of illustrative reading materials, working examples for study, quizzes and exercises. Various types of quizzes and assessment are provided.
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Learning outcomes
Participants will be able to:
- 1 Design basic off-grid and hybrid PV systems.
- 2 Perform system sizing, yield, and loss calculations.
- 3 Select PV modules, inverters, batteries, and BOS components.
- 4 Conduct site assessment, installation, and commissioning activities.
- 5 Apply electrical safety and project cost evaluation principles.
Training Materials
- 1 Hard copy of GSES “Off-Grid PV Systems: Design & Installation – International Version” book .
- 2 Copies of PowerPoint presentations and design tasks.
- 3 GSES design and energy yield simulation tools.
- 4 Sample bill of materials (BOM) and financial models.
Certification
GSES develop and deliver solar PV training courses in accordance with international competency standards and accreditation requirements.
On successful completion of the course students receive a certificate of completion or certificate of participation.
Pre-requisites
Participants for this course preferably should have an engineering degree or diploma or a degree in science with understanding of electrical engineering.
Who Should Attend?
- PV engineers seeking practical insights.
- Industry professionals expanding their technical expertise.
- Aspiring solar professionals looking to advance their careers.