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Energy Transition III – Latin America and the Caribbean Edition –
8-12 September Quito - Ecuador 2025. Application deadline 15th August 2025 ICH Powering the Future of Latin America — in Strategic Alliance with OLADE Join us in Quito, Ecuador, for a high-level course on the Just Energy Transition, co-led by ICH and OLADE — a...
Managing Environmental Impacts for Hydropower and Renewable Energy Projects – AFRICA
Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring Advanced Training Program for Environmental Practitioners 15–19 September 2025, Zambia Application deadline – 27th July 2025 APPLY NOW!!! Africa’s renewable energy sector is growing fast, but real progress means more...
RESERVOIR SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE HYDROPOWER IN AFRICA
A hands-on training program addressing one of the most critical challenges facing African hydropower facilities: Reservoir Sedimentation. 21-25 July 2025, Malawi With African reservoirs losing 0.5-3% of storage capacity annually, effective sediment management is...
MODELING INTEGRATED POWER MARKETS
Across Africa, energy sectors are evolving with increasing focus on regional integration, market development, and renewable energy expansion. As power pools across Africa continue to develop their trading platforms and market structures, the ability to analyse...
Revenue Protection and Essential Infrastructure Security in Electricity Utilities – Africa
Come and get a thorough appreciation of why revenue protection is a useful financial solution to curb revenue losses in electricity utilities. The course will cover: Introduction to Revenue Protection in Electricity Utilities Analysis of Impact of Technology and...