Renewable Energy Systems In Smart Grids
About This Course
This course introduces learners to renewable energy systems and distributed generation technologies. Learners will explore the design and application of systems such as solar photovoltaics, wind turbines, fuel cells, micro-turbines, and micro-hydro generation—whether connected to a utility grid or a microgrid. The course also covers energy storage solutions and smart grid technologies, including advanced metering infrastructure, demand-side and response management, and electric vehicles. By the end of the course, learners will gain practical knowledge to support sustainable, energy-efficient solutions for the future. Ideal for those interested in green energy and smart grid innovations.
What You'll Learn
• Explain the importance of environmentally friendly electrical energy systems in global trends.
• Analyse how distributed generation systems in microgrids enhance reliability and reduce network losses.
• Describe how renewable energy systems based on energy sources such as solar and wind are independent of fuel price fluctuations and do not diminish over time.
• Differentiate various energy storage devices and evaluate their applications in energy systems.
• Explain the concepts and technologies of the smart grid.
• Examine the critical issues in the development and deployment of the smart grid.
Entry Requirements
No pre-requisites are needed to enroll in the individual courses; however, learners without qualifications or working experience in relevant engineering or the related fields may find the course contents challenging.