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  Online Webinar Small Scale Solar PV Systems Projects – from Design to Implementation   Date and time Wednesday, 8th May 2024, 5:00-6:00 PM (GMT+3) Location Online (Microsoft Teams) Speaker Eng. Zaid Arshed Alhafedh Alhadbaa Modern Company – Infinity Green Power.   About This Event The second free online webinar entitled “Small Scale Solar PV Systems Projects – from Design to Implementation” on the 8th May 5:00-6:00 PM (GMT+3), organised by University of Mosul in collaboration with Teesside University. A practical overview covering the various stages of small-scale PV projects, starting from initial client meetings to actual project implementation. This webinar is suited for any individual interested in renewable energy and sustainability. This event is organised as an activity of the joint project ‘Solar Energy for a Decarbonised Future – Knowledge Transfer for Environmental Education and Awareness (SolAware)’, which is supported by the British Council, Research Environments Grants 2023-24. The speaker will cover all steps related to small-scale PV projects and briefly highlight the main points in each step. The presentation will focus on practical aspects and what can make PV projects a success. How can you join this event You can directly register online via the following link https://events.eventzilla.net/e/small-scale-solar-pv-systems-projects–from-design-to-implementation-2138635948 for the project further information, please visit the following link https://solware.uomosul.edu.iq  /  

The University of Mosul organized a workshop to launch the joint project “Solar Energy for a Decarbonised Future – Knowledge Transfer for Environmental Education and Awareness (SolAware)’ project, which is funded by the British Council, Research Environments Grants 2023-24”  in cooperation with Teesside University and the support of the British Council on Sunday, March 10, 2024, in the presence of the President of the University of Mosul, Dr.  Qusay Al-Ahmadi and a delegation from the British Council in Iraq, headed by the Director of the Council, Mr. Bin, and representatives of Nineveh Governorate and a number of government departments and local organizations with an interest in the subject of the project. The deans of the faculties of engineering and science, and professors and students participating in the project’s activities, were also present.  The workshop included a detailed explanation of the project stages by the project manager from the University of Teesside, Dr.  Maher Al-Greer and members of the work team from the University of Mosul, as well as an introduction to the two partner universities and the capabilities and goals that it is hoped to achieve through implementing activities inside and outside the university in the service of society and the environment. @facebook