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Blended learning is a hot phrase Blended learning is a hot phrase in the present training world, which refers to a mixing of traditional face-to-face classroom facilitation with computer-based modules - usually self-paced online training. Quality online learning programs are high-input operations, requiring both time to develop and significant investments to run. Personalized learning is an educational approach that aims to customize learning for each student's strengths, needs, skills and interests. Our team can assist you with all of your e-learning course development projects from individual courses to a customized learning environment for any audience. Grow your specialist knowledge through practical, skills-based learning, or develop your leadership style through confidence-building event/ course/ training/ workshops. Our range of courses will give you the hands-on learning, industry connections and real-world perspective you’ll need to succeed. With more than 100 courses to...

Procedure to get subsidy on Solar PV Systems through NABARD in India

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Procedure to get subsidy on Solar PV Systems through NABARD in India  As on January 2016, Government has released a priority list for processing subsidy claims. Schools, public institutions, etc are higher up on the priority list and residential projects are lowest in priority list. And thus getting subsidy on residential projects is getting increasingly difficult. NABARD has stopped the subsidy scheme in March 2015:  https://www.nabard.org/uploads/Lighting%20circulat%2023%20March%202015.PDF Supply of electricity is quite unreliable in most parts of India. Due to increased scheduled and un-scheduled power cuts in most of the cities in India, interest in using electricity generated through alternate sources has also increased. However, high capital cost of setting up systems to tap energy through renewable sources is deterrent in taking up large-scale deployments of the same. To promote electricity generation using  solar  energy Government of India launched ...

Net Zero co2 emission project 2050

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 Solar Technology   Standard Test Conditions (STC) are the laboratory conditions under which all PV modules are tested. It can be said that STC is a benchmark for comparing different types of PV modules, even if they are not from the same provider.  STC means : An irradiance of 1000 watts per square meter, which equivalent of peak sunshine on a surface directly facing the sun in a day without clouds. Temperature of the cell – 25°C. The temperature of the solar cell itself, not the temperature of the surrounding. Mass of the air – 1.5. Nominal Operating Cell Temperature   (NOCT),  the real site conditions under which a PV module will operate.  The irradiance is 800 watts per square meter the temperature considered is 45 (+/- 3) °C. The light spectrum is the same as for STC. Why people say – IST Business Boosting Course ? We cover business opportunities in Residential, Public Sector, Commercial and Industry, how you will prepare your technical team to fulfil...

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