The Department of Nano and Biomedical Electronics at Oguz Khan University of Engineering and Technology in Turkmenistan was represented by Mekan Tojanov in an international training course organized by the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation Program. The course, focused on microgrids and renewable energy sources, gathered 17 participants from various countries. During the training at the Institute of Power Management Business School in India, attendees honed their skills in constructing microgrids powered by solar, wind, and hydrogen. Emphasis was placed on the environmental and economic advantages of transitioning to renewable energy to combat global energy deficits and reduce carbon emissions. Practical workshops included the design of a large-scale solar and hydrogen power plant. The event also showcased the technological advancements in electric machinery at Expo 2025. The training concluded with a certificate award ceremony, marking a successful collaboration in advancing knowledge and practices in sustainable energy solutions.