Consulting and Training

A consulting engineer at your side

Are you short of in-house resources and looking to outsource the engineering of your photovoltaic projects? 

Bluevolta acts as as an outsourced photovoltaic design office for installers, EPCs and developers. 

We are also involved in consulting and and training as Consulting Engineers.

 

 

Are you an installer, EPC, electrician or developer planning to outsource part of the engineering for your photovoltaic projects?

Get in touch with us to analyze your needs and see how we can meet them.

Bluevolta provides consulting services, particularly for projects financed by international donors (such as the World Bank, KfW and AFD).

We have developed in-depth expertise inelectrification and energy access projects in isolated rural and peri-urban areas not served by national grids.

These missions can involve the hybridization of existing thermal power plants or the creation of new hybrid photovoltaic power plants with or without batteries.

Photovoltaics as a decentralized production source is definitely a technology with a positive impact!

Photovoltaic technology is undergoing exponential growth, which is set to accelerate over the next few years. The number of GW to be installed is constantly being revised upwards around the world. 

Against this backdrop, photovoltaic training is more vital than ever to continue professionalizing the industry and providing non-expert stakeholders with the basic knowledge to facilitate mutual understanding.

Bluevolta offers training programs tailored to the needs of local authorities, companies and energy agencies.

Examples of topics that can be covered during training sessions:

  • The fundamentals of the photovoltaic effect : from photon to electron
  • The different PV technologies
  • Challenges, markets and prospects
  • Photovoltaic system components
  • Solar resource and producibility study
  • Key stages in project implementation : from potential study to commissioning
  • Plant maintenance and operation
  • Hybrid power plants and rural electrification by mini-grids : issues and sizing