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01.07.2008
IKS Photovoltaik presents the next generation of photovoltaic teaching systems for the international market
23.06.2008
Huge interest in teaching aids from Kassel
17.04.2008
VisiKid – the child-friendly display concept
25.03.2008
The sector is booming – but where are tomorrow's experts?
18.03.2008
Products from Kassel soon to be available on the French market
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01.07.2008
IKS Photovoltaik presents the next generation of photovoltaic teaching systems for the international market
Solartrainer profi for professional training and development
Kassel/Valencia (IKS) – Having completed development in time for the 23rd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition in Valencia, IKS Photovoltaik (www.iks-photovoltaik.de) is presenting the next generation of its photovoltaic training system for the international market. International versions of the Solartrainer profi for professional training and development will be available as of September 2008 with training materials in a wide range of languages (German, English, Spanish, etc.).
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Kassel/Valencia (IKS) – Having completed development in time for the 23rd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition in Valencia, IKS Photovoltaik (www.iks-photovoltaik.de) is presenting the next generation of its photovoltaic training system for the international market. International versions of the Solartrainer profi for professional training and development will be available as of September 2008 with training materials in a wide range of languages (German, English, Spanish, etc.).
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23.06.2008
Huge interest in teaching aids from Kassel
IKS Photovoltaik at the world's largest solar technology fair
Kassel/Munich (06-2008, IKS) – The world's largest solar technology trade fair, the Intersolar 2008 in Munich, has just closed after attracting record numbers of visitors - over 50,000 people from 140 nations. Kassel-based IKS Photovoltaik was amongst the over 1000 exhibitors, and pulled in the crows with its teaching and experimenting materials which are unique in the world.
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Kassel/Munich (06-2008, IKS) – The world's largest solar technology trade fair, the Intersolar 2008 in Munich, has just closed after attracting record numbers of visitors - over 50,000 people from 140 nations. Kassel-based IKS Photovoltaik was amongst the over 1000 exhibitors, and pulled in the crows with its teaching and experimenting materials which are unique in the world.
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17.04.2008
VisiKid – the child-friendly display concept
IKS Photovoltaik presents the photovoltaic plant display for the young children
Kassel/Munich (Intersolar 2008, IKS) – Solar plants are appearing on the roofs of ever more nurseries and schools. They set an example and are also aimed at familiarising the next generation with regenerative energy sources at an early age. Yet to date, "standard" digital displays have typically been used to show plant yield, and these usually fail to awake children's interest.
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Kassel/Munich (Intersolar 2008, IKS) – Solar plants are appearing on the roofs of ever more nurseries and schools. They set an example and are also aimed at familiarising the next generation with regenerative energy sources at an early age. Yet to date, "standard" digital displays have typically been used to show plant yield, and these usually fail to awake children's interest.
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25.03.2008
The sector is booming – but where are tomorrow's experts?
"Renewable energy" must be addressed in schools and training institutions
Kassel (25 March 2008, IKS) – The solar sector is booming: turnover in the industry is set to double to ten billion euros by the year 2010; the number of jobs is predicted to rise by 13,000 to 54,000. These are the findings of the latest "Site appraisal: photovoltaics in Germany" which has just been published in Berlin. Yet where are tomorrow's experts and managers? In most federal states, renewable energy is still only a minor issue in the curricula of schools and training institutions and higher education courses are few and far between. An "unacceptable" state of affairs which the Kassel-based teaching aid producer IKS Photovoltaik is seeking to change. IKS experts have set out to interest the younger generation in the energy sources of the future, true to the motto "think about tomorrow today".
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Kassel (25 March 2008, IKS) – The solar sector is booming: turnover in the industry is set to double to ten billion euros by the year 2010; the number of jobs is predicted to rise by 13,000 to 54,000. These are the findings of the latest "Site appraisal: photovoltaics in Germany" which has just been published in Berlin. Yet where are tomorrow's experts and managers? In most federal states, renewable energy is still only a minor issue in the curricula of schools and training institutions and higher education courses are few and far between. An "unacceptable" state of affairs which the Kassel-based teaching aid producer IKS Photovoltaik is seeking to change. IKS experts have set out to interest the younger generation in the energy sources of the future, true to the motto "think about tomorrow today".
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18.03.2008
Products from Kassel soon to be available on the French market
French Embassy delegation visits IKS Photovoltaik
Kassel (18 March 2008, IKS) – IKS Photovoltaik has received visitors from the French Embassy. Frédéric Bouquet from the Industry and Commerce Department examined the products from the Kassel-based company which are now also to be launched in schools, universities and training institutions in France in the near future.
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Kassel (18 March 2008, IKS) – IKS Photovoltaik has received visitors from the French Embassy. Frédéric Bouquet from the Industry and Commerce Department examined the products from the Kassel-based company which are now also to be launched in schools, universities and training institutions in France in the near future.
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