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WEEK 5: Module 2: Onshore Wind Engineering (Mechanicals) 30th Oct. to 3rd Nov.)

Wind turbine power output

Lecturer: Professor Ohunakin
TAKE COURSE
30th October

Forum Discussions

Students are expected to answer the forum discussion questions and engage with their colleagues responses
ACCESS THE FORUM
3rd November

WEEK 6: Part 2 Onshore Wind Engineering (Mechanicals)

Wind turbine design options & Wind farm layout

Lecturer: Professor Ohunakin
TAKE COURSE
6th November

Economic analysis of wind energy conversion systems

Lecturer: Professor Ohunakin
TAKE COURSE
10th November

Expert Live Class

Lecturer: Professor Ohunakin
 Time: 12:00 – 14:00 WAT (13:00 – 15:00 CEST)
ATTEND
10th November

Forum Discussions

Answer to the weekly forum discussion question and interact with your fellows.
ACCESS THE FORUM
10th November

WEEK 7: Module 4; Onshore Wind Engineering (Electricals) (13th to 17th Nov.)

Rotating electric machines: induction and synchronous machines

Lecturer: Professor Engr. Filippo Spertino
TAKE COURSE
13th November

Variable-speed drives

Lecturer: Professor Engr. Filippo Spertino
TAKE COURSE
15th November

Power transformers & distribution lines for grid connection

Lecturer: Professor Engr. Filippo Spertino
TAKE COURSE
16th November

Expert live class

Lecturer: Professor Engr. Filippo Spertino
 Time: 12:00 – 14:00 WAT (13:00 – 15:00 CEST)
ATTEND
17th November

Forum Discussions

Answer to the weekly forum discussion question and interact with your fellows.
ACCESS THE FORUM
11th November

WEEK 8: Module 6: Economics of Onshore wind Engineering (20th to 24th Nov.)

Renewable electricity Policy schemes in Africa

Lecturer: Engr. Mohamed & Engr. Piero
TAKE COURSE
20th November

Costs of renewable electricity technologies, renewable electricity business models & exercise

Lecturer: Engr. Piero
TAKE COURSE
22nd November

Expert Live Class

Lecturer: Engr. Piero
Time: 17:00 – 19:00 WAT (18:00 – 20:00 CEST)
ATTEND
24th November

Forum Discussions

Answer to the weekly forum discussion question and interact with your fellows.
ACCESS THE FORUM
24th November

WEEK 9: Module 7: Clean Energy Transitions (27th Nov. – 1st December)

Clean Energy Transitions in the Sahel

Lecturer: Engr. Horst Unterlechner
TAKE COURSE
27th December

Forum Discussions

Answer to the weekly forum discussion question and interact with your fellows.
ACCESS THE FORUM
27th January

WEEK 10; Module 8: Financing of solar PV, onshore wind, bioenergy, and hydropower (04th to 08th Dec.)

Investing in private power projects in Africa: Trends and Modalities

Lecturer: Dr. Wikus Kruger
TAKE COURSE
4th December

Biogas - Key facts and financing (incl. Q&A)

Lecturer: International Energy Agency
TAKE COURSE
6th December

Expert Live Class

Lecturer:
Time: 17:00 – 19:00 WAT (18:00 – 20:00 CEST)
ATTEND
8th December

Forum Discussions

Students are expected to answer the forum discussion questions and engage with their colleagues’ responses.
ACCESS THE FORUM
8th December

WEEK 11; Financing of solar PV, onshore wind, bioenergy, and hydropower (11th to 15th Dec.)

Hydropower financing, risk analysis & exercise correction

Lecturer: Engr. Bruno Goulart
TAKE COURSE
11th December

Renewable energy finance – Solar, Battery Energy Storage and Wind Energy

Lecturer: Dr. Uche Isiugo
TAKE COURSE
13th December

Expert Live class

Lecturer:
Time: 15:00 – 17:00 WAT (16:00 – 18:00 CEST)
ATTEND
15th December

End of Semester Assessment

Students are expected to answer the End of Semester Assessment and engage with their colleagues responses
ACCESS THE FORUM
10th November

SEMESTER 2
WEEK 12; Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship (08th to 12th Jan.)

Tips to pitching your Renewable Energy Business Idea for funding

Lecturer: Glory Oguegbu
TAKE COURSE
8th January

Solar Power Business case; designing energy entrepreneurial solutions

Lecturer: Dr. Segun Adaju
TAKE COURSE
10th January

Renewable Energy Applications and Business Ideas (Focus on Solar) Electric Vehicles; Working Principles of EVs -

Lecturer: Glory Oguegbu
ATTEND
12th January

WEEK 13: (15th January - 28th Jan.): Fellows have two (2) weeks to search for company to be interned with
Week 15: Friday 29th January – 29th February, 2024: Fellows to have 1month internship
Week 19: (1st to 8th Mar.): Internship Report Writing and Submission
WEEK 20: (8th to 12th March): PPT preparation of the Internship and presenting on live class.

WEEK 21: (15th to 19th March)

Students will work on CAPSTONE PROJECTS

Friday 19th March: Deadline for CAPSTONE PROJECT Submission

WEEK 22: 22nd March. to 26th March.

Committee to review submitted CAPSTONE PROJECTS, identify best 5 projects, best 5 fellows and selecting other outstanding fellows for additional rewards

CLOSING SUMMIT

CLOSING SUMMIT
Date: 29th March 2023 | Time: 11 AM
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