Description

Type

Short course
Level

Intermediate
Methodology

Distance Learning

Languages

English
Duration

3 Months
Start date

Different dates available

Discover the advantages of installing and investing in biomass projects and systems.

This course covers entry level theory before building upon this with more advanced content.

Facilities

Distance Learning

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Requirements

There are no pre-requisites for enrolment as the course is taught at an entry level and builds up to more advanced topics on the subject area of each module. A reasonable standard of education is expected alongside a keen interest in renewable and sustainable energy, but otherwise we have no formal requirements for enrolment.

Qualification

Galileo Master Certificate

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Subjects

Renewable Energy
Biomass
Physics principles
Standards and regulations
Design guidance

Teachers and trainers (1)

The Renewable Energy Institute

Renewable Energy Training Provider

Course programme

This accredited course equips participants with the latest knowledge on how to evaluate the benefits of adopting biomass systems, design a biomass installation and take advantage of incentives available. The course enables participants to work successfully in the renewables and biomass industry, both locally and internationally; and is suitable for those with both a basic and advanced understanding of the sector.

What is biomass?
Market, resources and targets overview
The physics principles
How biomass works (energy content, types of technologies, moisture content)
Design guidance (sizing, selecting, autonomy, storage, manufacturers)
Types of technologies: anaerobic digestion (bio-methane), gasification, pyrolysis, dual fuel, heating and power efficiencies

Environmental impact and analysis
Finance, regulation and incentives (RHI, MCS)
Case studies, best practice analysis, manufacturers
Simulation tools
Standards
References and further reading
Trade bodies and support

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Biomass

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