Energo University has completed a course of lectures on hydrogen energy from a professor from Bulgaria.

For a whole month – from October 29 to November 29 – at the Institute of Energy and Green Technologies Energo University, bachelors, undergraduates and doctoral students could listen to a course of lectures by Professor Ilya Iliev of the “Angel Kanchev” University of Ruse (Bulgaria) on the topic of hydrogen energy.

            During the educational process, the scientist raised the following issues:

- energy efficiency and energy saving in the energy sector,

- heat recovery from corrosive flue gas flows,

- applications of heat pipes,

- economic fundamentals of financing energy hydrogen projects.

During the classes with doctoral students, Professor Ilya Iliev told how to work with ENSI ECONOMY software to develop a business plan and perform a feasibility study of an energy project. The lecturer also shared recommendations on the preparation of articles for highly rated international journals in the conditions of scientific competition.

- Thanks to his professional, pedagogical and communicative qualities, Professor Ilya Iliev was highly appreciated by the students, - said Ainur Begimbetova, director of the Institute of Energy and Green Technologies at Energo University. – The audience of the lectures noted his talent to present complex educational material in an accessible way, creativity and the ability to demonstrate the relevance of the studied material in real life.

            Lectures by Professor of the “Angel Kanchev” University of Ruse was held at Energo University within the framework of the Program of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan to attract foreign specialists to teaching.

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“Angel Kanchev” University of Ruse is a higher education institution in the city of Ruse (Bulgaria). Specializes in training highly qualified specialists in the field of nature, water resources and ecology, who contribute to solving urgent problems related to environmental protection and sustainable development.

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