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Sourcing 20% of the EU's energy from renewable sources by 2020 is a major driver for the UK Government's energy generation aspirations.
In practice, much of this will be connected as 'distributed generation', primarily domestic and industrial CHP schemes, wind farms and diesel power generation, in addition to other renewables such as hydro and solar PV.
This course will provide engineers with an appreciation of the technical issues relating to distributed generation, equipping them with a competitive advantage when approaching these complex issues.
Who should attend?
All engineers involved or potentially involved with distributed generation from organisations such as generating companies, distribution network operators, renewable energy groups, consultants, industries with their own generation capacity, academics, researchers and manufacturers.
In particular, those who require first hand explanations of the application of Engineering Recommendation G.59 should benefit greatly from this course.
The course is organised by the
IET Technology Power Generation, Conversion & Utilisation Network.
Find out more about the course here.
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