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Prospects and proposals for solar energy education programmes

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  • Hasnain, S. M.
  • Elani, U. A.
  • Al-Awaji, S. H.
  • Aba-Oud, H. A.
  • Smiai, M. S.

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Scientists have established a bright future for solar energy utilization through their Research, Development and Demonstration (R,D&D) activities, but they paid less attention to solar energy education, necessary for effective dissemination of solar energy technologies. Therefore, in this paper, prospects and proposals on the development of proper education programmes for every stage of education and the initiation of solar energy awareness programmes for the public are discussed.

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  • Hasnain, S. M. & Elani, U. A. & Al-Awaji, S. H. & Aba-Oud, H. A. & Smiai, M. S., 1995. "Prospects and proposals for solar energy education programmes," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 52(2-3), pages 307-314.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:appene:v:52:y:1995:i:2-3:p:307-314
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