Solar Energy Studied in Algeria
2005-04-21
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Khemis-Miliana University Centre held an open study event from 18-19 April to discuss the topic "Solar Energy and its Applications." The two-day event included a number of conferences and an exhibition that presented some of solar energy's applications. Among the items presented were a solar-powered fresh water fountain, a water heater, a lamp, and a mini-station for pumping. (albawaba.com)
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aziz Posted 2009-01-10
I am looking for solar energy in Algeria and not in the world.
moussaouali yacine Posted 2009-01-15
In the name of God the most gracious the most merciful. Your brother in God Yacine from Ghardaia. I want to study solar energy to make it my profession God willing in the future. So please guide me if possible to specialized institutes in teaching solar energy. Thank you very much. Sincerely yours.
رفيف أحمد Posted 2009-04-14
I want to know the importance of solar energy and its fields of use in Algeria.
لخضر Posted 2009-08-03
I want to know where solar energy is taught in Algeria so that we can study it and use to avoid continuous breakdowns of electricity in the Southwest of Algeria especially in summer. I also want to set up one at home first to meet our needs.
sidahmed Posted 2009-09-25
Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. I want to know places win here solar energy is taught. Is it studied at university? Are there any schools in the city of Blida or close to it. Thank you.
لخضر Posted 20 days ago
Hi, I hope the brothers will inform me about selling points and requirements of solar energy in Algeria and neighbouring countries Tunisia and Morocco. Thank you.
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