Development and Sustainability with International Renewable Energies network
E-Learning in Renewable Energies for managers, designers and operators in Central, East and South East European and South Mediterranean countries
This proposal is based on the statement that in order to promote the renewable energies at least three different professional skills have to be promoted:
• the decision makers or technical officers belonging to public administration who have to make decisions and find the founding in order to promote the renewable energies in their country; • the designers who need to design the best renewable energy plants for the particular location taken into considerations;
• the operators who need to know how to operate and, above all, how to maintain the renewable energy plants.
The e-learning courses will supply the theoretical knowledge but other two important elements are necessary in order to realize and manage renewable energy plants:
• the acquisition of the technology,
• the acquisition of the practical know how,
In order to cover these two aspects, a workshop, with the vendors of renewable energy
technologies, will be organized in each country; stages, in research centers and enterprises which are owners of the specific technology, can be organized for designers and/or operators once the technology has been chosen,
The e-learning courses are divided in three levels for each type of energy, when necessary, in order to cover the three classes of users.
The other statement that has been made is that only the decision makers and the designers can follow e-learning courses held in English while the operators will be able to follow only e-learning courses in their own language and this is foreseen only in asynchronous courses. The
asynchronous course will be available on the web in English and a translation into all the different languages should be provided so that the users can follow the course in their own language whenever and wherever they like. One or more e-learning points in each country could be organized within or outside the present project. The number of hours for internet e-learning asynchronous courses is only provisional as everybody has different time for learning, having different technical and cultural background.
Ing. Anna Moreno Dott. Silvio Dottorini Ing. Flavio Fontana Dott. Pino Ferrari Ing. Francesco P. Vivoli Dott. Giuseppina Del Signore Dott. Giovanna Anselmi
ENEA
Project
Coordinator
& Scientific
Board
Unesco
Project
Coordinator
e-learning
Platform &
Multimedia
Manager
Scientific
Board
Scientific
Board
Didactical
Program
Didactical
Program
The UNESCO OFFICE in VENICE is initiative that intend to bring to the Eastern European countries, the Arab states, Australia, Indonesia and China advanced courses in Renewable Energy, through the use of a wideband telecommunications infrastructure.
ALBANIA ARMENIA
AUSTRALIA
BAHRAIN
BELARUS BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
BULGARIA
CHINA
CROATIA CZECH REPUBLICEAU EGYPT
MACEDONIA
UNGARY
INDONESIA
IRAN
JORDAN MOLDOVA
MOROCCO
OMAN
PALESATINE POLAND ROMANIA RUSSIA
SERBIA MONTENEGRO SLOVAKIA SLOVENIA
TUNISIA TURKEY UKRAINE UZBEKISTAN
YEMEN
All countries have participated with a virtual classroom (20-25 participants).
The didactical program is schedules the following online courses:
Energy and sustainable
development
Solar Thermal
Photovoltaic
energy
Biomass energy
Wind Energy
Hydrogen energy and fuel cells
Geothermal energyced
Small Hydro Power (SHP)
Advanced technology for energy efficiency
for buildings
LCA tool for SMEs
29/05/2006 31/05/2006 Fundamental Aspects of
Bioenergy
Wind Energy
Emanuele Scoditti, ENEA Luciano Pirazzi, ENEA
05/06/2006 06/006/2006
Fundamental Aspects of Bioenergy 2
Hydrogen as energy carrier A XXI century challenge
Emanuele Scoditti, ENEA Angelo Moreno, ENEA
07/06/2006 08/06/2006
Wind energy Fuel Cells
Luciano Pirazzi, ENEA Angelo Moreno, ENEA
12/06/2006 13/06/2006
Sustainable Development Energy Efficiency and "White Certificates"
Pietro Lamendola, ENEA Maura Liberatori, Rino Romani,
ENEA
15/06/2006 19/06/2006
Sustainable development and the Kyoto Protocol
Energy and sustainable development: The global energy framework
Domenico Santino, ENEA Giovanna Anselmi, ENEA, Cristina
Mocci, MEF
21/06/2006 26/06/2006
Small Hydro Power Challenges in ecobuildings
Paolo Morgante, ENEA Marco Citterio, ENEA
27/06/2006 28/06/2006
Life Cycle Assessment: a sustainability decision-supporting tool
Geographic Information Systems
Paolo Masoni, ENEA Emanuela Caiaffa , ENEA
03/07/2006 04/07/2006
The Photovoltailc Technology The Photovoltaic Technology 2
05/07/2006 06/07/2006
Geothermal energy Geothermal energy 2
Fausto Batini, ENEL Fausto Batini, ENEL
Cost effectiveness of RES implementation in Building Retrofit in Eastern Europe Countries
Energy and sustainable development: alternative technologies
Zdravko Genchev, EnEffect Pietro Lamendola, ENEA
12/07/2006 13/07/2006
Principle of solar thermal conversion
Solar thermal market and quality of component
V. K. Sharma, ENEA V.K. Sharma, ENEA
17/07/2006 19/07/2006
Energy and sustainable development
Global Challenges for a Sustainable Future
Francesco Gracceva, ENEA, Erika Mancuso, ENEA
Giovanna Anselmi, ENEA, Pietro La Mendola, ENEA
20/07/2006 06/11/2006
Transboundary Air Pollution and related Integrated Assessment Modelling
EnergySupply
Tiziano Pignatelli, ENEA Marija Todorovich, DERES
07/11/2006 04/12/2006
Energy efficiency and sustainability of buildings
The Global Energy Framework
Marija Todorovich, DERES Giovanna Anselmi, ENEA, Cristina
Mocci, ENEA
06/12/2006 12/12/2006
Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells: from the Material to the
Devices
Integrated Environmentally Responsive elements in Buildings
14/12/2006 09/01/2007 Energy and sustainable
development
Energy efficiency and 'White certificates'
Francesco Gracceva, ENEA, Andrea Colosimo, ENEA
Rino Romani & Maura Liberatori, ENEA
15/01/2007 18/01/2007
Geographic Information Systems
LCA of biofuel
Emanuela Caiaffa, ENEA Paolo Masoni, ENEA
22/01/2007 25/01/2007
Global Challenges & EU funding for RES Exploitation
Renewable Sources and Innovative Energetic Cycles
Francesco Bonifazi, ENEA, Giovanna Anselmi, ENEA
Claudia Bassano, ENEA
30/01/2007 05/02/2007
Biological Hydrogen Production
Energy and sustainable development: alternative technologies
Giulio Izzo, ENEA Pietro La Mendola, ENEA
20/02/2007 21/02/2007
Geothermal Energy MicroSiting
G. Cappetti, ENEL, L. La Pegna, ENEL
Roberto Nardi, Vestas
26/02/2007 27/02/2007
Wind Turbine Aerodynamics Vestas activities across Mediterranean area
Fabrizio Sardella, Vestas F. P. Liuzzi, VESTAS
28/02/2007 01/03/2007
Wind Turbines Technology & Vestas Product Offer
Offshore wind Energy
Cataldo Pignatale, VESTAS Gaetano Gaudiosi, OWEMES
06/03/2007 07/03/2007
Introduction to Wind Parks SCADA Systems & Vestas SCADA Systems
Solar desalination Part 1
08/03/2007 13/03/2007
Solar desalination Part 2 Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells: State of the Art & Perspectives
V. K. Sharma, ENEA Angelo Moreno & Stephen McPhail ,
ENEA
14/03/2007 15/03/2007
Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells Wind Farm Performances Monitoring and O&M Issues
Filippo Parodi, ANSALDO Marco Parletta, ENEL
21/03/2007 22/03/2007
Offshore wind Energy resources
Biomas Supply chain assessment
Gaetano Gaudiosi, ENEA Claudia Bassano, ENEA
28/03/2007 16/04/2007
Biogas production by
anaerobic digestion: process basis and monitoring
Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells: an opportunity for
decentralized generation
Giuliana D'Imporzano, Università Degli Studi di Milano
Viviana Cigolotti , ENEA
02/05/2007 03/05/2007
Econimical appraisal of solar air heating system used for drying & Water Pumping System simple methodology
Water Pumping System simple methodology
V.K. Sharma, ENEA V.K. Sharma, ENEA
10/05/2007 23/05/2007
Low enthalpy application of geothermal energy
SHPP Preliminary and Final Design crit
Ruggero Bertani, ENEL Franco Podio, ENEL
20/09/2007 22/11/2007
Desertification and
Sustainable Management of Ecosystems
Geothermal resources at low temperature for greenhouse application in rural economy
Massimo Iannetta, ENEA Carlo Alberto Campiotti Francesca
The DesirNet technical staff has implemented both the Portal of the project and the e-learning Platform integrated with the didactical multimedia contents. The technical staff (ENEA Usability Lab FIM-CAMO and UDA-PMI Unit) has the following competences: Alessandro Lo Tenero, Daniele Raimondi - Video-lessons and multimedia;
Enrico Cosimi, David D’Arcangelo - e-Learning Platform and advanced visual interface; Nicoletta Minelli - Web site and asynchronous e-learning course management;
Anna Amato, Celestina Coccia, Alessio Carducci - e-Learning course translations; Mesos, Sergio Grande, stagers / e-Learning course editing with authoring tool;
The systems implemented by ENEA are an e-learning platform, MATRIX, and NetLesson.
