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This website provides a wealth of information and resources, but it is no substitute for proper training offered by experienced professionals. Training courses in safety, design, installation, and maintenance should be taken by anyone looking to work with PV systems. Additionally, any course should be appropriate for the location in which it is delivered as practices, standards, equipment, and laws vary by location. | This website provides a wealth of information and resources, but it is no substitute for proper training offered by experienced professionals. Training courses in safety, design, installation, and maintenance should be taken by anyone looking to work with PV systems. Additionally, any course should be appropriate for the location in which it is delivered as practices, standards, equipment, and laws vary by location. | ||
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*[http://www.remoteenergy.org Remote energy] | *[http://www.remoteenergy.org Remote energy] | ||
:Remote Energy is a US-based non-profit organization focused on empowering communities and people in areas that lack the grid through appropriate education and training programs in PV system basics, design, installation, and maintenance. They have worked in over 25 countries to date. Programs are available online and in various locations throughout the year - see their website and social media accounts for details. | :Remote Energy is a US-based non-profit organization focused on empowering communities and people in areas that lack the grid through appropriate education and training programs in PV system basics, design, installation, and maintenance. They have worked in over 25 countries to date. Programs are available online and in various locations throughout the year - see their website and social media accounts for details. | ||
*[http://www.solarenergy.org Solar Energy International] | *[http://www.solarenergy.org Solar Energy International] | ||
:Solar Energy International is a US-based non-profit organization focused on providing training and education programs for all types of PV systems (residential/commercial grid-tied, utility scale, off-grid, battery-backup). Programs are available online and at various locations throughout the year - see their website for a full course list and schedule. | :Solar Energy International is a US-based non-profit organization focused on providing training and education programs for all types of PV systems (residential/commercial grid-tied, utility scale, off-grid, battery-backup). Programs are available online and at various locations throughout the year - see their website for a full course list and schedule. | ||
Revision as of 06:30, 5 February 2021
This website provides a wealth of information and resources, but it is no substitute for proper training offered by experienced professionals. Training courses in safety, design, installation, and maintenance should be taken by anyone looking to work with PV systems. Additionally, any course should be appropriate for the location in which it is delivered as practices, standards, equipment, and laws vary by location.
Recommended providers
- Remote Energy is a US-based non-profit organization focused on empowering communities and people in areas that lack the grid through appropriate education and training programs in PV system basics, design, installation, and maintenance. They have worked in over 25 countries to date. Programs are available online and in various locations throughout the year - see their website and social media accounts for details.
- Solar Energy International is a US-based non-profit organization focused on providing training and education programs for all types of PV systems (residential/commercial grid-tied, utility scale, off-grid, battery-backup). Programs are available online and at various locations throughout the year - see their website for a full course list and schedule.
