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Sector:
Power & Electricity – Renewables & Markets
Technical Focus Area:
Renewables & Smart Grids (REN)
About the Course
This intensive Smart Infrastructure Metrology Digital Grids for All Non-Engineers (RE1020) masterclass bridges the gap between technical operations and strategic business management. The course is designed to introduce non-engineers to the critical fundamentals of smart grids, renewable energy integration, smart homes, energy storage systems, and digital power management strategies.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Understand the benefits and functions of smart grids.
• Identify types of renewable energy and their roles in modern grids.
• Explain solar and wind technologies in simple terms.
• Recognize smart grid components and their practical applications.
• Understand smart homes, smart meters, and consumer participation.
• Explore the role of energy storage and electric vehicles in future energy systems.
Professional Audience
• Non-engineers working in utilities, industry, or administration.
• Administrative and management personnel in energy
• related sectors.
• Safety officers and compliance staff.
• Maintenance technicians in facilities or power
• related industries.
• Professionals or students seeking an overview of modern smart grid concepts without technical prerequisites.
Modular Syllabus
Fundamentals of Modern Electrical Power Systems
Overview of generation, transmission, and distribution systems / Smart grids and microgrids: principles and benefits / Flow of real (p) and reactive (q) power / Fault levels: impact on transformers and system stability
Course Dates & Prices
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