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REGIONAL WIND POWER – TRAINING CENTER

CENTRAL AMERICA IN COSTA RICA

TILARANDipl.-Ing. Axel M. Haase / Aquamark & Education Consultants

AMECs Ltda.

REGIONAL WIND POWER – TRAINING CENTER CENTRAL AMERICA IN COSTA RICA

TILARAN

Initial situationDipl.-Ing. Axel M. Haase / Aquamark & Education Consultants

AMECs Ltda.

01.05.2023 Dipl.-Ing. Axel M. Haase / Aquamark & Education Consultants AMECs Ltda.

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The biggest players: Mexico and Brazil

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Dominican Rep. 85Kuba 12Puerto Rico 125

Argentina 279Bolivien 3Brazil 8739Chile 904Columbia 18Ecuador 21ParaguayPeru 240Uruguay 845Venezuela 50

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Mexico triple-digit growth rates over the last 10 years, outpacing the growth of renewable power generation in most developed countries.

However, the real opportunity for renewables lies ahead, as the country will require an additional 22 Gigawatts of power generation in the next 10 years to reach the goal of generating 35 percent of total electricity from clean sources by 2025. Wind farm in La Ventosa,

Oaxaca, Mexico. Credit: AMDEE/GWEC.


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Sawyer warned that the economic crisis in Brazil could cause a slowdown in its wind industry, which he called “one of the few bright spots” of its economy.

In recent years, Brazil has ranked among the top wind markets in the world.

According to Sawyer, wind energy is on its way to becoming the country’s number two power source within the next several years.

Brazil's wind farms have taken off and are likely to top 8GW by end 2016, but challenges remain.

Photo courtesy of GWEC/ABEEolica.


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The newly elected government in Argentina bodes well for wind energy, where plans are underway to increase the country’s renewable energy dependence from 1 percent to 8 percent by 2017.

Sawyer said he is hopeful for positive movement in the wind sector there, adding that Argentina has “arguably the best wind resource of any country in the world.”

With average wind speeds of 9 m/s the region of Patagonia has optimum conditions for wind power generation (image courtesy of Shutterstock).

Credit: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/articles/2016/02/wind-energy-setting-records-growing-still-the-wind-energy-outlook-for-2016.html


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Demand for technical staffThe Brazilian wind energy association ABEEÓLICA

(Associação Brasileira de Energia Eólica) assumes there is a need of 2,430 service technicians alone in Ceará for 661

MW that have been installed.

Each year we can expect a growth rate of 5,000 MW in Latin America . With a conservative calculation of 1

technician per 5 MW, in Latin America every year 1,000 new technicians are required.


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Regional Wind Power – Training Center Central America in Costa Rica

Tilaran

The idea


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Highly qualified technical staff Not only learning by doing is required. We need to

reduce accidents in the first instance. We also have to decrease maintenance times in order to reduce economic losses due to downtime

If a technician can avoid 1 day of downtime per year, the investment for his training has paid off


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Highly qualified training Qualification in an adapted Vocational Training Course with 600

hours theory and 300 hours internship in specially selected companies or organizations

The best training needs experienced and highly qualified trainers through a certified Train the Trainer program who are specialized in vocational training by AHK Costa Rica

We will offer a standardized 1000 hour training program which is much more than the basic GWO course, which is only 40 hours of training

All curricula are harmonized between education institute and training operation and staff involved


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Regional Wind Power – Training Center Central America in Costa Rica

Tilaran

The how


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Wanted: Right partners – only the best

BZEE in Husum (Germany)West GmbH Husum

INVENIO University

Globeleq Mesoamerica Energy (GME)Federal Ministry of Cooperation

and Development (BMZ) GermanyGIZ German Society of International Cooperation and thedeveloPPP programAMECs Aquamark & Education Consultants Ltda.

WEST GmbHWind Energie Service Technik


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BZEE Husum (Germany)BZEE in Husum (Germany) has more then 15 years experience in training for the wind industry. More then 4,000 technician have been qualified and certified at 30 training centers worldwide. BZEE offers a standardized 6 weeks Train The Trainer program, a 6 month vocational training program for Service Technicians and a 10 day specialized Train The Trainer course for working at heights.

http://www.bzee.de/


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Husum (Germany)

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Automatic Fire protection & extinguisher Systems, O&MTransport of Tools Safety Training for Bolt torque procedureTrouble ShootingHelicopter Winch TrainingPersonnel TransferBoat Landing (Offshore Version)Rope Access

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Invenio University Tilaran (Costa Rica)

INVENIO University is a business that emphasizes the German dual system of Research and Design, all based on the campus in Costa Rica. This dual philosophy lends both an academic and practical component to the learning model, so that students receive the perfect balance of theory and hands-on education.


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Aquamark & Education Consultants

AMEC provides knowledge in almost all

topics of environmental technology,

energy efficiency and climate change, gathered around the globe. We want to promote specially adapted vocational training in Central America, especially in the field of water

(membrane technology) and wind power technology.

Our current challenge: The structure of this regional training center with our partners INVENIO University and BZEE as project developer


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Globeleq MesoamericaEnergy

Globeleq Mesoamerica Energy (GME) is the leading wind energy provider in Central America and a major regional player in the wind energy sector.

GME’s plans will yield several hundred megawatts of clean energy, to satisfy the growing demand for electricity in the region while contributing to the environment and to local communities.

The company's strategy focuses on greenfield development opportunities, but will pursue the acquisition of operating and development projects as the opportunities present themselves. GME is our

prospective partner for internship and practical training

Credit: http://www.globeleqmesoamericaenergy.com/MissionVision


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The Federal Ministry for economic cooperation and development supports economic cooperation between European enterprises to facilitate the market entry in developing countries.

These projects must support the development of the country in areas such as

education, knowledge or technology transfer

Financing the project

Credit: http://www.developpp.de/en/content/facts-and-figures


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GIZ - the German International cooperation - is the public partner of the

German enterprise – here BZEE.

GIZ offers customized solutions to complex challenges. It is an experienced service provider and assists the German Government in achieving its objectives in the field of international cooperation.

GIZ offers demand-driven, tailor-made and effective services for sustainable development.

The public partner


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The develoPPP program is a tool of GIZ to finance interesting and realistic development projects.

A project can be supported with 50% of cost up to max. 200,000€.

Strategic Alliances with a min. investment of 750,000 € can also be subsidized with up to 50% of the coste.g. regional projects Credit: http://www.developpp.de/en/content/facts-and-figures

The program


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10 BZEE certified trainers Trainers are certified through IHK AdA Vocational Training Curricula for the 40 modules of the standardized BZEE training program (6 month) Installed 23 m training tower New additional office and classroom Workshop for training nacelles and equipment GME as partner for internship and practical training Harmonized training programs for theory and internship Strategic alliance with Mexico, Chile, Brazil , Argentina and Peru…. First training March 2017 with a capacity of 30 students

The target


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