Smart Grid for Non-Engineers Training Online and Onsite

Smart Grid for Non-Engineers Training

Commitment	2 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

Smart Grid for Non-Engineers Training is developed to address the fundamentals of smart grids for non-engineers. Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers provides fundamental Smart Grid concepts, functions, planning, design criteria, tools and techniques, and technology needed for building a smart grid.

Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers provides a working guideline in the planning, analysis, design, and development of Smart Grid for engineers and non-engineers. The attendees will learn about essential factors of Smart Grid that enable the performance and capability of the power system.

Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers provides a fundamental view of benefits, goals, and motivation for the Smart Grid development, the rationale for the Smart Grid, Smart Grid technologies, and tools for analysis and development of the Smart Grid.

Learn about Smart Grid standards and requirements, features for designing new devices, Smart Grid architecture, systems, products and solutions, system interoperability, operations and maintenance, automation and computational techniques, different options of computational intelligence, communication technology, operations, and decision support system, adaptability and different renewable energy sources might co-exist with the legacy system.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

2 days of Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers with an expert instructor
Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers Electronic Course Guide
Certificate of Completion
100% Satisfaction Guarantee

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

COURSE OBJECTIVES

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

Discuss the key concepts of Smart Grid
List the various Smart Grid Terms
Discuss the essentials of Smart Grid in very basic, practical terms
Discuss important aspects of Smart Grid
Describe overall concepts of Smart Grid planning, design, and operation
Describe electrical concepts, design considerations, construction practices, and operational aspects.
List and contrast Smart Grid products and solutions

CUSTOMIZE IT

We can adapt this Smart Grid for Non-Engineers course to your group’s background and work requirements at little to no added cost.
If you are familiar with some aspects of this Smart Grid for Non-Engineers course, we can omit or shorten their discussion.
We can adjust the emphasis placed on the various topics or build the Smart Grid for Non-Engineers training 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 Smart Grid for Non-Engineers course in a manner understandable to lay audiences.

AUDIENCE/TARGET GROUP

The target audience for this Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers course:

CLASS PREREQUISITES

There are no formal prerequisites for this Smart Grid for Non-Engineers course.

COURSE SYLLABUS

Introduction to Smart Grid

What are Smart Grids?
Why Smart Grids?
How does it work?
Features of Smart Grid
Smart Grid Principal Goals
What Makes a Grid “Smart?”
What does a Smart Grid do?
Standards and Regulations
Generation, Distribution, and Power Consumption
Distribution Intelligence
Operations Centers
The Smart Home
Renewable Energy
Building and Testing the Smart Grid
Fundamentals of Design and Analysis
Interoperability and Standards

Characteristics of the Smart Grid

Smart Grid Enablers
New Products, Services, and Markets
End-to-end communications infrastructure
Generation, Transmission, and Consumers
Consumer Participation
Asset Utilization and Operation
Responds to System Disturbances
Demand Response Issues
Generation and Storage Options
Transmission System Operation
Distribution Options
Operation Resiliently against Attack and Natural Disaster
Information and Communication Technologies
Impact of Information Technologies
Role of Smart Communication Systems and Sensors
Smart Grid Cyber Security
Local Data Network to the Electrical Grid for the Home
Control Decentralization
Autonomous Control of Subnetworks
Interoperability and Connectivity
Renewable Energy Resources
Sustainable Energy Options for the Smart Grid
Internet for Smart Grids
Shared infrastructure for Smart Grids and physical networks: sensors
Shared infrastructure: Smart Grids in the cloud

Smart Grid Applications, Communications, and Security

The Regulation of Smart Grids
Fundamentals of Design and Analysis
Smart Grid Systems Engineering
Technology and Applications
Electrical Energy Conversion and Transport
Communication-Enabled Intelligence for the Electric Power Grid
Energy Storage in Electric Power Grids
Control of Power Inverters in Renewable Energy and Smart Grid Integration
Power System Monitoring and Control
Advanced Smart Grids for Distribution System Operators
Renewable and Efficient Electric Power Systems
Design of Smart Power Grid Renewable Energy Systems

Smart Grid for Non-Engineers Training – Smart Grid Products and Solutions

Home Automation and Energy Management
Demand Response
Microgrid Control Systems
Distribution Grid Applications
Generation Grid Applications
Industrial & Infrastructure Applications
Transmission Grid Applications
Rail Electrification
Smart Metering
Advanced Metering Infrastructure
Energy Management and Control Systems
Building Energy Management Systems
Communications and Network Management Systems
Asset monitoring
Diagnostics
Submetering and Time-of-Use reporting

Advanced Smart Grids for Distribution System Operators

Market Desk Roles
NERC Requirements
Reliability Consideration from the Integration of Smart Grid
Bulk Power System Reliability
Long Term Planning
Operations Planning
Same-day Planing
Real-time Operations
Operations Assessment
Distribution System Operators (DSO) Issues
How active DSOs will operate the Smart Grid
Balancing Supply and Demand by Distributed Energy Resources
Integration of Renewable Energy Sources
Regulatory Frameworks
Increasing System Flexibility
Demand Response
Financial Barriers
Consumer Acceptance
Technical Standards
Market Structures

Smart Grid Demand Response

Deployment of Smart Grid technologies for the Electric Power Industry
Grid Modernization Efforts
Demand Response Programs
Grid Modernization Technologies
Tools, and Techniques for Demand Response Development
Distribution System Modeling and Analysis
Consumer Behavior Modeling
High-Speed Computational Analysis Capabilities for Decision Support Tools
Balancing Supply and Demand
Role of Electric System Planners and Operators
Demand Response opportunity for consumers
Operation of the Electric Grid
Reducing or shifting electricity usage during peak periods
Response to time-based rates
Other forms of financial incentives
Methods of engaging customers in demand response efforts
Offering time-based rates
Time-of-use pricing
Critical peak pricing
Variable peak pricing
Real-time pricing
Critical peak rebates
Direct load control programs
Financial incentives and lower electric bills

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