Cloud research, "Afghan Solar Application Training Class" online opening class

New Gansu client Lanzhou, September 8th (New Gansu · Gansu Daily reporter Zhang Yanru) This afternoon, the "Afghan Solar Application Training Course" hosted by the Ministry of Commerce and hosted by the Gansu Institute of Natural Energy's Research Institute opened in Lanzhou The second Afghanistan bilateral training class hosted by the Gansu Natural Energy Research Institute. 26 students from the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of Afghanistan attended the opening ceremony.

Students attended the opening ceremony online.

This training class lasted for 20 days. The trainees will learn the knowledge and experience of solar application through online professional lectures, exchange discussions, "cloud visits" and "cloud internships". This training class is also one of the important actions for the Chinese government to strengthen cooperation with Afghanistan and support the development of Afghanistan.

"The Afghan Ministry of Energy and Water Resources has planned future renewable energy projects. This seminars will be very helpful to the upcoming projects of Afghanistan. This study will benefit us a lot and further improve us in the solar field field. Scientific research and development capabilities. "Samilola Rogani, an engineer of the Sustainable Energy Bureau of Afghanistan Energy and Water Resources, said.

Student representatives speak.

For a long time, the Gansu Institute of Natural Energy's Research Institute is committed to research and development in the field of renewable energy such as solar energy, and actively promotes and uses solar technology to carry out international cooperation and training to the world, especially developing countries, especially developing countries. Not only has more than 10,000 solar energy and energy -saving technical talents trained for Gansu Province and the whole country, but it has also held 96 international solar application technology and wind energy technology training courses. ; Among them, 51 technicians and officials have been trained for Afghanistan.

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