This course trains professionals to design, optimize, and manage PV-Diesel hybrid energy systems, which combine solar photovoltaics (PV) with diesel generators to deliver reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable power. Participants will learn to balance technical, economic, and environmental factors in hybrid projects, focusing on reducing diesel dependency, cutting operational costs, and meeting energy demands in off-grid or unstable grid environments. The curriculum covers technical design, fuel optimization, financial modeling, and regulatory compliance, preparing learners to deploy hybrid solutions for industries, utilities, and rural electrification.

Who should attend?

This course has been specifically designed for engineers and project managers in an off-grid energy, mining, telecom, or agribusiness, as well as energy consultants and EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) professionals. It is also designed for utility planners and policymakers focused on rural electrification or grid stability, and sustainability officers working to decarbonize diesel-dependent operations.

Course Outcomes

Delegates will gain knowledge and skills on:

• Design and optimize PV-diesel hybrid systems for industrial, commercial, and rural applications.

• Perform techno-economic analyses to reduce fuel consumption and levelized cost of energy (LCOE).

• Integrate energy storage (batteries) and smart control systems for efficient power management.

• Navigate regulatory frameworks, fuel subsidies, and ensure environmental compliance.

• Develop financing models for hybrid projects, including blended finance and carbon credits.

• Implement O&M strategies to extend system lifespan and ensure reliability.

Course Booking

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