Institute of Energy & Technology Development

🌱✨ TRAINING IS HERE!✨🌱

Sometimes the biggest upgrade is not in our phones, laptops, or CVs — it is in our mindset. 😄💡

Join IETD for our 3 Days Mindset Change Training, designed to help you build a positive mindset, adaptability, confidence, personal growth, accountability, resilience, and opportunity-creation thinking for today’s workplace and life.

📍 Training Schedule: June – September 2026

🔹 Gaborone: 29–30 June & 2 July 2026
🔹 Palapye: 30 July–1 August 2026
🔹 Francistown:10–12 August 2026
🔹 Maun: 24–26 August 2026
🔹 Ghanzi: 21–23 September 2026

✅ Register early to secure your seat.
💻 Online options are available, and we can come anywhere in Botswana.

📞 Call/WhatsApp: 78 418 805
☎️ Landline: 3960969
📧 Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

IETD — Upskilling for emerging industries.

📢 CALL FOR SERVICE PROVIDER

Institute of Energy and Technology Development (IETD), a 3-year-old training consultancy, is looking for a qualified service provider to support with , and of our training equipment, office assets and consumables.

Applications are welcome from firms and qualified individual consultants , with relevant experience and forward-looking, solution-oriented expertise in this area.

This is not intended to be a once-off assignment. We are looking to build a long-term working relationship with a provider who can support us when needed, including as an inventory advisor and monitoring & evaluation partner.

📌 Kindly share your quotation, profile / relevant experience, timeframe and availability.

📅 **Closing Date: 12 June 2026**

📲 WhatsApp: 78 418 805
☎️ Landline: 3960969
📧 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

IETD — Upskilling for emerging industries.

REGISTRATION STILL OPEN! 🔥☀️

Thank you Ghanzi for the love and interest! 🙏🏽
Re tsamaya ha Maun pone tseo! 🔥🔥🔥🌿

Our Solar Energy Systems Short Course now includes an Entrepreneurship module covering self-employment, cooperatives and small business growth.

WhatsApp: 78 418 805

Institute of Energy & Technology Development Institute of Energy & Technology Development (IETD )– Driving Botswana’s future by identifying emerging industries, exposing opportunities & building capacity through skills training, development and MICE platforms to encourage uptake. 🚀

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🚨🔥 **BUY 1, GET 1 FREE VALUE!** 🔥🚨

Why pay **P8,500 for 2 people** when you can pay just **P4,500 for 2 people**? 😮💥

✅ Pay **P4,500**
✅ Before 31st May 2026
✅ Get 1 sponsored place for 1 person in our Solar Energy Systems 10-Day Short Course

That means you are not just paying for one opportunity — you are unlocking value for two people at the price of one! 👥☀️⚡

💻 PVSyst Software for Solar System Design & Simulation
📅 First Intake: 20–24 June 2026
🍱 Lunch Provided
💰 Fee: P4,500

✨ : You can leverage this special by attending the Solar Energy Systems course first, then enrol later for PVSyst. Build your practical foundation first, then advance into software design and simulation. 📈🔋

⏳ Deadline: 31st May 2026
Spaces are limited — don’t miss this opportunity!
📲 Call/WhatsApp: 78418805
☎️ : 3960969
📧 Email:[email protected]

For Emerging Industries

Institute of Energy & Technology Development Institute of Energy & Technology Development (IETD )– Driving Botswana’s future by identifying emerging industries, exposing opportunities & building capacity through skills training, development and MICE platforms to encourage uptake. 🚀

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Can we expand solar power without destroying our forests? 🌲✨ South Korea just proved we can.

Traditional solar farms require massive areas of flat land, often resulting in a staggering 98% loss of existing tree biomass. For mountainous nations aiming for net-zero emissions, sacrificing vital carbon sinks to build "clean" energy has long been a painful environmental compromise.

To break this cycle, South Korean researchers have introduced a game-changing form of agrivoltaics: vertical "solar trees." These tall, pole-mounted systems are integrated directly into forest canopies. Using 3D geospatial simulations, the team calculated the perfect height to keep panels above the tree line for maximum sunlight capture.

The results? A massive win-win for the planet. This design matches 100% of the energy capacity of conventional solar farms while preserving 99% of the forest biomass and leaving the forest floor completely undisturbed. By thinking vertically, the ecosystem generates carbon-free electricity while remaining an active carbon sink.

Supported by global organizations like the International Energy Agency (IEA), this model sets a groundbreaking benchmark for sustainable infrastructure. 🌏💡

📢 Temporary Office Closure Notice

Kindly note that our office will be temporarily closed from 29/05/2026 to 02/06/2026.

During this period, our services remain accessible via WhatsApp only. 📲💬 78 418 805

Office operations resume on 03/06/2026.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused. 🙏🏽