Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
Short course
Distance
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Languages
English
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Duration
1 Day
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Start date
Different dates available
Intending to invest in this technology or who wish to find out how chp works, and those who have to evaluate the benefits of adopting chp technology. Suitable for: Who it is for: Engineers, architects, professional installers. Managers and Directors intending to invest in this technology or who wish to find out how CHP works, and those who have to evaluate the benefits of adopting CHP technology.
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About this course
The Combined Heat and Power (CHP) course is aimed at engineers, architects, professionals, managers and directors who intend to invest in this technology or who wish to find out how CHP works and to evaluate the benefits of adopting CHP technology.
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.
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Subjects
- Technology
- Renewable Energy
- Online training
- Green Energy
- Renewable Technology
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Course programme
This accredited course equips participants with the latest knowledge on how to evaluate the benefits of adopting combined heat & power systems, design a combined heat & power installation and take advantage of incentives available. The course enables participants to work successfully in the renewables and combined heat & power industry, both locally and internationally; and is suitable for those with both a basic and advanced understanding of the sector.
- What is CHP?
- Market, resources and targets overview
- The physics principles (energy content, types of technologies)
- Design guidance (types, sizing, selecting, manufacturers)
- Environmental impact and analysis
- Finance, regulation and incentives (MCS, RHI, CCL)
- Case studies, best practice analysis
- Simulation tools
- Standards
- References and further reading
Combined Heat & Power (CHP)
