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Service & LogisticsRenewables Academy AG (RENAC)RENACRenewables Academy, based in Berlin, is one of the leading international providersof education and training in the fields of renewable energy and energy efficiency.Renewables Academy AG (RENAC)[02]Address Schönhauser Allee 10-1110119 BerlinFederal state Berlin / GermanyPhone +49 (0) 30 / 526 89 58 - 70Fax +49 (0) 30 / 526 89 58 - 99E-Mail info@renac.deWebwww.renac.deCategoryEducation and training[01]Turnover € 1.9 millionEmployees 14Founding year 2008[01] Active discussion in small groupsenhances understanding.[02] RENAC Wind Training: Participantsget to know important technical parametersof wind turbines.Energy through education!RENAC’s seminars cover the whole renewableenergy value chain. Since our founding inJanuary 2008, over 1,200 participants frommore than 96 countries have benefitedfrom our expertise in the areas of renewablestechnology, financing, management,market development, policies and incentiveframeworks. Our clients include privateindividuals, companies, institutions andorganizations.Training in our seminar center in Berlinor locally, anywhere in the world,with our mobile training centerRENAC offers practical training on wind-,solar- and bio-energy as well as combinedplant and island systems. In our WindTraining Center we provide those from bothtechnical and non technical backgroundswith the material they need for a thoroughunderstanding of wind power systems. Thetheoretical subject matter is enhancedwith measurement exercises and countlesspractical experiments using laboratory windturbines. Participants will come awayequipped with the knowledge they needabout project and site management, projectfinancing, ecological assessments as wellas the design of wind energy projects.From courses on individual componentsright through to complex topics such ascombined plants including wind, photovoltaicand storage components (hybridsystems) or stand-alone systems for ruralareas, RENAC offers targeted training –either through open programs or coursescustomized to meet the specific needs ofcompanies or public bodies.By limiting the number of participants, wecreate a friendly learning atmosphere insmall groups. Numerous practical experiments,group work, case studies combinedwith excursions and visits to operatingplant enhance participants’ understandingof the subject matter and so offer a key tosuccessful learning.134 Wind industry in germany