Network Transformation

Understanding Network Transformation

Summary

Professional Development Course

Australia’s electricity industry is undergoing radical change. By 2050, up to 45% of all electricity is estimated to be generated by customers [1]. Networks need to handle increasing numbers of Distributed Energy Resource (DER) technologies, along with changing business models and risks. The Understanding Network Transformation course is designed to bring your key personnel up to speed on industry changes to enable a more proactive approach in adapting to a rapidly-changing sector.

Additional Information

Participants will gain a holistic understanding of:

  • Key drivers and trends in the industry

  • Technical network impacts of DER

  • Benefits and challenges of smart solutions

  • Global evidence-based perspectives

Your team will:

  • Gain insight into the broader industry and long-term implications for your organisation

  • Develop an understanding of legislative developments

  • Explore new planning methods and tools, including the Smart Grid Architectural Model (SGAM)

  • Identify opportunities for innovation and new ways of doing business

  • Explore new DER management systems including virtual power plants (VPP) and microgrids

The course is ideal for professionals from:

  • Network Planning & Design

  • Operation & Maintenance

  • Asset Management & Strategy

  • Management and Innovation teams

Participants may nominate the course towards Continuing Professional Development points and will receive a certificate on completion.

Onsite

We’ll come onsite to the Australian location/s of your choice to deliver the course for 10-20 staff. Course content can be tailored to meet set objectives and focus specifically on your areas of interest. Our interactive format keeps delegates engaged, with materials and further resources provided for future reference.

Online

Access the course online and make it available to a wide variety of staff to take at a time that suits them. Ideal for highly dispersed workforces or to use in tandem with onsite training for staff who cannot make the in-person session/s.