Description
This subject develops a foundation for pursuing electrical engineering oriented research in the area of sustainable electric energy systems. This subject aims to introduce the concepts behind smart grid technologies, future low-carbon networks, sustainable electricity systems as well as the main renewable and low-carbon generation technologies. The subject will introduce … For more content click the Read More button below.
Requisites
Pre-requisite
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this subject, graduates will be able to:
1.
Discuss the importance of active distribution networks, smart grids, role of smart meters for demand side management and beyond the meter smart appliances; role of low-carbon technologies in future distribution networks and low-carbon electricity systems
2.
Compare the main characteristics and basic operation of distributed energy resources and micro-grid systems
3.
Assess the techno-economic impact of wind power and Solar Photovoltaic (PV) generation on distribution networks and power system operation and planning
4.
Use power system analysis software
5.
Describe the important benefits of EV and smart grids from perspectives of renewable system integration
6.
Evaluate the steady-state operation of distribution networks and power systems with low-carbon technologies
7.
Evaluate different technological alternatives to support low-carbon power system operation and development
Assessments
1. Written - Examination (centrally administered)
2. Written - Problem task
3. Perfom/Prac/Prod - Practical assessment/practical skills demonstration
4. Written - Test/Quiz
Offerings
Trimester 2
CAM-TSV-TR2
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