Grid interconnection standards, stability analysis, and management of variable renewable energy sources.
About this course
This course covers the technical challenges of connecting renewable energy sources to the electrical grid. You will study grid interconnection standards, stability analysis, and the management of variable renewable energy sources. The focus is on ensuring reliable power delivery while integrating wind, solar, and other renewable technologies.
You will learn to assess grid stability and design control strategies for intermittent energy supply. The course uses simulation tools to model grid behaviour under varying load conditions. This knowledge is essential for engineers working on modern power systems.
Who takes this course
This course is part of the Renewable Energy Systems program.
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
- Evaluate grid interconnection standards for variable renewable energy sources.
- Conduct stability analysis on power systems with high renewable penetration.
- Design control strategies for managing intermittent energy supply.
- Assess the impact of renewable integration on grid reliability and safety.
- Apply simulation tools to model grid stability under varying load conditions.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Mid-term examination | 30 |
| Integration design project | 40 |
| Final examination | 30 |