Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

CAF and IEA Launch a New MOOC on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. | SMN News

October 29, 2019

CAF and IEA Launch a New MOOC on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. | SMN News
Loading...

This online, open and free course aims to prepare participants to successfully advance energy-efficient building construction and retrofits.


Port of Spain:--- CAF –Development Bank of Latin America- and the International Energy Agency (IEA) launch a new MOOC on Energy Efficiency in Buildings that will challenge students to consider the many decision levels and options involved in advancing energy efficiency in buildings.
The course consists of 4 modules and covers fundamental technical, design, policy and financial dimensions necessary to practically engage on the topic. It has a geographic focus on Latin America and the Caribbean and will


To read more: http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/33149-caf-and-iea-launch-a-new-mooc-on-energy-efficiency-in-buildings.html"

Loading...

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/caf-and-iea-launch-a-new-mooc-on-energy-efficiency-in-buildings-smn-news/

Loading...

Headlines

Gumbs: Putting limits on use of govt vehicles can reduce costs | The Daily Herald

September 08, 2026

Gumbs: Putting limits on use of govt vehicles can reduce costs | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--Finance Minister Marinka Gumbs says putting limits on the use of government vehicles is an area where government can reduce costs with potential savings in vehicle maintenance, purchases and fuel.  Gumbs made the remarks during a press conference at Parliamen...

September 08, 2026

Four in 10 dutch 15-year-olds lack basic reading skills as literacy decline deepens | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--Nearly four in every 10 Dutch 15-year-olds do not have the minimum reading proficiency considered necessary to fully participate in society, according to the latest international PISA results, deepening concerns over declining literacy levels in the Netherlands. Mor...

September 08, 2026

Draft 2027 budget projects Cg 670.3 million in revenue, Cg 662.2 million in expenses | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Government of St. Maarten is projecting Cg 670.3 million in revenue against Cg 662.2 million in current expenditures in its Draft 2027 National Budget, leaving a positive difference of approximately Cg 8.1 million. The proposed budget also includes Cg 221.2...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...