Microgrid Training Seminar Online and Onsite

Microgrid Training Seminar

Commitment	3 Days, 7-8 hours a day.
Language	English
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Price	REQUEST
Delivery Options	Instructor-Led Onsite, Online, and Classroom Live

COURSE OVERVIEW

The Microgrid Training Seminar is a three-day intensive crash course for individuals who need to brush up on the Microgrid area, Microgrid control, and energy management techniques in Microgrids. This Microgrid Training Workshop will not only teach you the basics of Microgrid operation, but also the main components of a Microgrid, control of power electronic devices in each renewable energy source in a Microgrid, different control algorithms provided for Microgrids, and Energy Management Systems (EMS) in Microgrids.

Microgrid Training Seminar covers the essential elements of current and future Microgrid technologies. It is the answer to your Microgrid knowledge need, from Photovoltaic (PV), Wind Farm, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV), Microgrid control, islanded mode operation, grid-connected operation, energy management techniques, voltage source converters in Microgrids and more.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

3 days of Microgrid Training Seminar with an expert instructor
Microgrid Training Seminar Electronic Course Guide
Certificate of Completion
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COURSE DESCRIPTION

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completing this Microgrid Seminar course, learners will be able to meet these objectives:

Understand the concept of Microgrids and the main components used in Microgrids
Explain the operating principle of wind farms and different types of wind generation units
Describe the operation of the PV system with different control algorithms implemented
Understand the battery energy storage system and its control methodology
Recognize the power of electronic devices in Microgrids and describe their operation
Explain the coordinated control of Microgrid components
Understand the concept of peak shaving, load shedding, energy shifting, and PV smoothing in Microgrids
Understand the energy management system in Microgrids and its application on different scales
Tackle the problems related to Microgrid applications
Understand the different operating modes of a Microgrid and be able to run the projects from scratch up.

CUSTOMIZE IT

We can adapt this Microgrid Training Seminar course to your group’s background and work requirements at little to no added cost.
If you are familiar with some aspects of this Microgrid Seminar, we can omit or shorten their discussion.
We can adjust the emphasis placed on the various topics or build the Microgrid Seminar around the mix of technologies of interest to you (including technologies other than those included in this outline).
If your background is nontechnical, we can exclude the more technical topics, include the topics that may be of special interest to you (e.g., as a manager or policy-maker), and present the Microgrid Training Seminar course in a manner understandable to lay audiences.

AUDIENCE/TARGET GROUP

The target audience for this Microgrid Seminar course:

All individuals who need to understand the concept of Microgrids.
Test engineers who need to learn the Microgrid operation principles
Power traders to understand the Microgrid systems.
Independent system operator personnel.
Investors and contractors who plan to make investments in Microgrids and the renewable energy industry.
Professionals in other energy industries.
Electric utility personnel who recently started a career in Microgrids or have new job responsibilities related to Microgrids
Technicians, operators, and maintenance personnel who are or will be working on Microgrid projects
Managers, accountants, and executives of the Microgrid industry.

CLASS PREREQUISITES

There are no formal prerequisites for this course.

COURSE SYLLABUS

Microgrid Technology

What is the Microgrid?
What are the main components of a Microgrid
Renewable energy sources in Microgrid
Effect of electric vehicles and energy storage
Wind farms
Solar panels
Traditional power network
Trends for microgrids
Power electronic-based devices
Power consumption in microgrids
Transformers in microgrids
Different types of loads in microgrids
DC and AC microgrids
Advantages of microgrids
Efficiency in microgrids
Smaller size and cost benefits
Grid-connected microgrids
Islanded mode operation of microgrids
Typical structure of microgrids
AC-DC hybrid microgrids
Microgrid configurations
Stability assessment of microgrids
Microgrid protection

Photovoltaic (PV) in Microgrids

High photovoltaic (PV) penetration and utility distribution systems
Main components of a PV system
PV modules or solar arrays
Inverter
Back-up generator
DC/AC loads
Different types of PV modules
PV strings
Standalone PV system
Grid-connected PV system
Hybrid PV system
Installation and operation principles of PV systems
PV system control
Maximum power point tracking
Proportional resonance controller
Pulse width modulation unit
Current controller
A phase-locked loop in PV systems
Voltage current characteristics of PV modules
Power curves for PV system
Incremental conductance control
Perturb and observe control in the PV system

Microgrid Training Seminar – Wind Farms In Microgrids

Grid integration of wind farms
Fundamentals of wind power
Efficiency in extracting the wind power
Power curves in wind turbines
Different types of wind turbines
Doubly fed induction generators (DFIG)
Permanent magnet-based wind farms
Main components of wind farms
Wind generator
Wind turbine
Tower
Drive train
Electronics and control
Control of wind farms
Control of drivetrain speed
Blade regulation control
Stalling and pitch angle control
Active and reactive power control in DFIGs
Wind forecasting
Future technological developments of wind farms
Cost of wind energy

Battery Energy Storage Systems In Microgrids

Emerging needs for energy storage
Effect of energy storage in utility, customers, and generations
Classifications of energy storage systems
Energy storage applications in current Microgrids
Capacitors
Superconducting magnetic energy storage
Reactive support and voltage control
Black start capability of energy storage
Congestion management by energy storage in Microgrids
Demand management
Detailed models of energy storage systems
Different sizes of energy storage systems for Microgrid applications
Grid operational support by energy storage
Power quality and reliability improvements by energy storage
Discharging principles
Control of energy storage systems
Droop control
Active and reactive power control in energy storage
State of charge (SOC) control
Droop control of active and reactive power
Droop control of voltage and frequency
Secondary control design for energy storage

Coordinated Control of Renewable Energy Sources in Microgrids

Coordinated control of PV and Battery
Energy shifting capability
Demand response events by PV and Battery
Load peak shaving
Load shedding
PV smoothing by energy storage
Coordinated control of PV, wind farms, and batteries
Reactive power support by batteries
Fault ride through of wind farms by batteries
Frequency regulation of wind farms by batteries

Power Electronic Devices in Microgrids

Power electronic-based equipment in microgrids
Power electronic converters
Power electronic switches
Classification of power electronic converters implemented in Microgrids
Voltage source converters in Microgrids
Multilevel voltage source converters
Pulse width modulation techniques
Distributed loads in Microgrids
Voltage source converters in wind farms
Voltage source converters in PV
Voltage source converters in battery energy storage
Voltage source converters in electric vehicles
Voltage source converters in car chargers

Microgrid Training Seminar – Energy management in Microgrids

What is an energy management system (EMS)
Monitoring devices in EMS
Concept of optimality in dispatch
Importance of reliability and efficiency in Microgrid EMS
Policies in Microgrid EMS
Load dispatch in EMS
DG scheduling in EMS
Major vendors of EMS
Micro-grid EMS components
Micro-gas turbines in Micro-grid EMS
Wind turbines in micro-grid EMS
Photovoltaic in EMS
Diesel generator’s role in EMS
Fuel cell effect in EMS
Battery energy storage and Microgrid EMS
Cell tower energy management
Grid-scale energy storage management

Energy Management Architecture And Control In Microgrids

Centralized EMS in Microgrids
Distribution network operator in Microgrids (DNO)
Aggregator and communication bus
Market operator in Microgrids (MO)
Microgrid central controller (MGCC)
Local controllers (LC)
Operation principle for different operators in Microgrid EMS
Real-time data in centralized EMS
Two-way communication
Advantages and disadvantages of centralized EMS
Decentralized EMS for Microgrids
Communication network in decentralized control
Decision-making process in decentralized EMS
Importance of local controllers in decentralized EMS
Communicating with neighbors
Limiting the data transfer between neighbors in decentralized EMS
Advantages and disadvantages of decentralized EMS
Examples of decentralized EMS in Microgrids
Human-machine interface (HMI)
The network topology in Microgrid EMS
Analysis of received data from Microgrid
Optimal energy scheduling
Effect of optimization in Microgrid EMS
History and input data in Microgrid EMS
Short term EMS
Long term EMS
The electricity market in EMS

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