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Solarizing Health Facilities
From
1 June, 2026
To
5 June, 2026
Tuition
$950
Venue
Golden Peacock Hotel, Lilongwe
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overview
This is a 5-day training course that dwells on designing a solar PV system to meet the energy needs of health facilities. The course focuses on assessing energy demand and designing a solar PV system for a health facility. The course provides techniques for assessing energy demand, willingness to pay, modelling the solar PV generation levels to determine appropriate sizes of a solar PV plant and innovating approaches for sustaining the systems. Participants in this course therefore learn various parameters and techniques employed in modelling the size of a solar PV plant. Participants get an opportunity to visit a solar powered health facility and interact with the owners/operators.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Through successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the impact of solarizing health facilities
- Determine energy needs of health facilities
- Conduct a solar PV energy resource assessment
- Apply techniques and tools for determining an optimal solar PV system for a health facility
- Become familiar with business and operational models for sustaining solarized health facilities
- Be aware of common risks and challenges of solarizing health programs
COURSE CONTENT
Energy Needs of Health Care Facilities
- Common characteristics of health care facilities
- Typical energy needs of health care facilities
- Quantifying the energy demand
- Common tools and data sources
Solar PV System as a Solution
- Alternative sources of energy
- Rationale for solar PV systems as a solution
- Solar PV resource assessment
- Estimation of energy yield
Designing the Solar System
- Designing and sizing the solar PV system
- Configuring the system layout
- Bill of quantities and costing
Financing and Operational models
- Impact of solarizing health facilities
- Potential sources of funding
- Innovating implementation approaches e.g., Aggregation
- Potential revenue streams
- Business and operational models for solarizing health
- Common risks and challenges
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Planners, Engineers, Economists, Health Facility Administrators, and all staff from:
- Health Facilities
- Utilities
- International organisations
- Other private and public sector institutions with an interest in health facilities
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