The Energy Transition and Technologies Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) induction program equips early-career engineers with foundational expertise in sustainable energy systems. Trainees gain insights into renewable technologies (solar, wind, energy storage), grid modernization, decarbonization strategies, and emerging innovations like hydrogen and carbon capture. The program blends technical workshops, hands-on projects, and industry exposure to foster problem-solving skills in real-world energy challenges. Mentorship from industry experts, coupled with modules on policy, economics, and digital tools, prepares GETs to drive the global shift toward net-zero goals. The focus is on interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and adaptability in a rapidly evolving energy landscape
About the Lecture: Dr. Rambabu's lecture on decarbonisation provided insights into the opportunities and challenges that industries encounter in their pursuit of net-zero emissions by 2050. He addressed the critical role of decarbonisation in various sectors, as well as innovative technologies, policy frameworks, and successful case studies. Through this lecture, students and faculty acquired a more profound comprehension of the intricate path that leads to a net-zero future.
