AEPC, GRIPS 2 train 45 engineers in battery storage technology
Summary
AEPC and the GRIPS 2 project have launched Nepal’s first advanced training program on solar PV and battery energy storage systems for industrial applications, training 45 engineers from across the country. The initiative aims to strengthen grid resilience and support Nepal’s clean energy transition.
Key Points
- AEPC and the GRIPS 2 project launched Nepal’s first advanced training on solar PV and battery energy storage systems for industrial use.
- The five-day program trained 45 engineers from more than 25 public and private institutions across Nepal.
- The training focused on design, installation, operation, safety and maintenance of industrial-scale storage systems.
- The GRIPS 2 project is implemented by Practical Action, Gham Power and Swanbarton and is backed by UNIDO and the UK government.
