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Smart grids – active networks and microgrids
Individual course
After completing this course successfully, the student
- understands drivers for smart grids and can identify impacts of large-scale integration of renewable energy resources (RES)
- has knowledge about distributed energy resources (DER)
- has basic knowledge about DER units control and management
- has knowledge about dynamics, control and protection of microgrids
- is familiar with different grid codes related to DER and smart grids and understands their need and effect on active network management and protection
- has knowledge about need for increased cooperation between distribution and transmission networks
- understands power quality and network planning aspects due to large-scale integration of DER in MV and LV distribution networks
- has basic knowledge about new service operators and new market and business models of future active network concepts
- can apply simulation tools to study the network interconnection and control effects of DER
The course develops lifelong learning and interpersonal skills.
Teaching schedule
Lectures will be held online on Tuesdays at 14–16. Materials and recording available.
Completion methods
Part 1
- 3 ECTS (SATEFT3170A)
- Final exam in Moodle, multiple choice questions from lectures 1-9, three attempts
- Course grading: pass or fail
Part 2
- 2 ECTS (SATEFT3170B)
- Written assignment, from chosen lecture topic done individually (not a group work)
- Simulation exercise reports, from both simulation exercises 1 and 2, can be done individually
- Requires also passing of SATEFT3170A, Part 1
More information in the University of Vaasa study guide.
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Responsible teacher
University of Vaasa
Hannu Laaksonen
hannu.laaksonen(at)uwasa.fi
Contact person for applications
FITech Network University
Fanny Qvickström, Student services specialist
info(at)fitech.io
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Topic:
Applications and technologies of energy storages
Course code:
SATE3170
Study credits:
3–5 ECTS
Price:
0 €
Course level:
Teaching period:
16.1.–16.2.2024
Application start date:
07.11.2023
Application deadline:
Application period has ended
Host university:
University of Vaasa
Who can apply:
Adult learner,
Degree student
Degree student
Teaching method:
Online
Teaching language:
English
General prerequisites:
Fundamentals of power systems.
Course suitable for:
Future energy storage professionals