Solar Electricity for Developing World
Solar Electricity for the Developing World: One Day Workshop
This class is for people wanting to design, install, or maintain Solar Photovoltaic Electric Systems in the Developing World. Workshop participants will learn how to design and assemble STAND ALONE SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEMS. Learn how to design a solar power system that delivers the power that is needed, that is safe, and that is durable.
Participants will be trained in wiring technique and will assemble several types of systems that are suitcase sized (20 to 60 watts) but can be expanded to 360 watts. Students will also learn how to test and troubleshoot solar electric systems.
The class in partnership with WECARE Solar.
Special pricing for NGOs.
We also able to devote a class to your specific project in the developing world in which we will help you design and specify equipment for your project. Also, where to get supplies and pricing.
To register contact Mike Strykowski at
Phone: (707) 888-3044.
About the Workshop Leaders:
Hal and Mike are the co-founders of The Solar Way Forward, a company which builds solar training capacity for colleges and schools around the country. Hal and Mike also serve as PV system designers for WE CARE Solar, a not-for-profit volunteer organization which provides solar-powered lighting and communication solutions to improve health outcomes for mothers and newborns in the developing world.
In partnership with WE CARE Solar