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Course goal
The participants become familiar with the power system of the future commonly named smart grid.
They understand the requirements and trends of this future power system and learn the key definitions
of smart grid. They are aware about the interdependency between technology and business in power
systems. They understand the requirements of this future power system in detail and learn some key
solution for smarter grids.
consumption
market results in a better balance between Power systems today and tomorrow
generation and consumption Ecological aspects, CO2, pollution, waste
— List some functions which are needed for the New elements in future power systems: re-
transition from today’s power systems to newable volatile generation, HVDC, FACTS,
the smart grids of the future energy storage
— Summarize the smart solutions for the Changes in power system topology
power system of the future Communication for substation automation
and protection
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— Type and potential of renewables Global production capacities vs. global con-
Hydro, solar-thermal, solar-photovoltaic, sumption needs
wind, biomass, geo-thermal — Global grids
— Energy storage for volatile production Secondary systems enabling smartness
Pump storage schemes, fly-wheels, pressur- Control, automation, protection, communi-
ized gas storage, batteries, thermal stor- cation
ages, H2 (fuel cells) — Investments
— Centralized vs. decentralized production Production, transmission and distribution
Centralized: Conventional power plants (nu- grid, reduction of energy consumption
clear, fossil), big hydro, wind and solar
plants, long lines Course type
Decentralized: CHP, small hydro, biomass, This is a face to face class room training with
solar-photovoltaic, short lines maximum 12 participants.
— Grid structure impacted by generation in-
feed Learning methods and tools
Input of renewables complementing or re- Lectures, demonstrations, mini-workshops.
placing conventional generation at transmis- Laptop or tablet is required to have access to
sion level the e-documentation. Please bring your own de-
long transmission lines (HVDV), HVDC super- vice
imposed transmission grid
Input of renewables at distribution level: Duration
meshed distribution grids with upgraded 4 days
protection and control schemes
— Smarter grids To Register:
Microgrids for local balance of generation LMS:-MyLearning
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Demand-response schemes The latest version of the course portfolio, and
Incentives in consumer contracts course schedule can be found on our
Smart consumers Learning Center Webpage
Smart energy market
— Global view
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