Register
for any one program separately, or any two,
or all three programs.
A substantial discount applies when you register for a two- or three-seminar
package.
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Evolving technologies,
regulatory forces, and growing concern for potential capacity shortages
have all converged in a manner which has led to a tremendous increase in
the number of companies and institutions electing to generate either all,
or a portion of their own electric power. These three dynamic programs are
designed to bring you up to speed on fundamental concepts associated with
key technologies available to you as you consider whether on-site generation
is right for your organization.
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COURSE
1:
Microturbines
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COURSE
2:
Fuel Cells
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COURSE
3:
Engines
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New
Program Starts Apr.
20
Dates and Times, Click
Here
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Course
1 examines microturbines and their use as an option now available
to commercial, institutional and industrial energy users for self-generation
of electricity. The program begins with a review of turbine technology
and the development of microturbines. You'll then learn in more detail
how microturbines function, and why this technology is such an important
development. The major vendors of microturbines and their products
are discussed along with several installation examples. You'll also
learn how and where microturbine systems are optimally applied, as
well as how to assess project economics.
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New
Program Starts May
3
Dates and Times, Click
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Course
2 is designed to provide professional training covering fuel cells,
and their use as an option now available to commercial, institutional
and industrial energy users for self-generation of electricity. The
program begins with an overview of fuel cell technologies now available
to commercial, industrial and institutional users. You'll then learn
in more detail about each of the major types of fuel cells, including
how they are optimally applied, how to assess their economics, and
where ongoing developmental programs are headed.
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New
Program Starts May
11
Dates and Times, Click
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Course
3 focuses on engine technology used in distributed generation.
Both spark-ignited and diesel cycle engines will be covered, along
with a variety of fuel options, both liquid and gaseous. The use of
engines in distributed generation is a longstanding practice, yet
the technology continues to improve. Current engine manufacturers
and packaged-system vendors will be reviewed, along with sources of
additional product information. The economics, advantages and disadvantages
of engines in stand-alone power production and in combined heat and
power applications will be covered.
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You can participate
in these programs from your office, home, or anywhere you have access to
the internet and a phone. State-of-the-art teleconferencing allows you to
interact with your instructor and colleagues in real time during each of
the live online sessions.
INSTRUCTOR: Jim
Crist
FEES
(per participant):
COURSE 1 or COURSE 2 ALONE:
$295, regular / $245, AEE member, government, non-profit org.
ANY TWO COURSES (TWO-COURSE PACKAGE):
$495, regular / $445, AEE member, government, non-profit org.
ALL THREE COURSES (THREE-COURSE PACKAGE):
$695, regular / $645, AEE member, government, non-profit org.
REGISTRATION: To
register, click the appropriate link below:
NOTE:
Seminar fees listed are per person for a single audio and video connection
for individual use, and may not be shared with other users. All participants
must individually pre-register for the desired course in order to participate.
If you would like pricing information on multiple registrations for the
same seminar, please contact: Valerie Oviatt, phone 770-925-9633, email:
valerie@aeecenter.org
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