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2023 Course ProgramCourse 2023-01: Advanced laboratory testing methods for modern power systemsOrganizer: : TU Dortmund University - Germany Venue: TU Dortmund University - Germany Dates: May 8th - May 10th, 2023 2022 Course ProgramCourse 2022-01: Advanced Optimization, Learning and Game-Theoretic Models in Energy SystemsOrganizer: : Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Venue: DTU Summer School. In-person event Dates: June 20-24, 2022 Course 2022-02: Control of power systems dominated by power electronic converters Organizer: : CITCEA-UPC, Technical University of Catalonia - BarcelonaTech, Barcelona, Spain Venue: ETSEIB-UPC, Av. Diagonal, 647, 08028 Barcelona, Spain Dates: Nov 29th - Dec 2nd, 2022 2021 Course ProgramCourse 2021-01: HVDC grids and Offshore WindOrganizers: Technical University of Denmark, Denmark University of Leuven, Belgium CITCEA-UPC, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain. Venue: The course will be organized online, using Microsoft TEAMS platform Dates: October, 2021. Weeks 41, 42 and 43. 2020 Course ProgramDue to COVID-19 pandemic all 2020 courses were cancelled 2019 Course ProgramCourse 2019-01: Low Inertia Power SystemsOrganizers: Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid, Spain. Venue: Madrid, SPAIN Dates: April 25-26, 2019 Course 2019-02: Advanced controls for power systems with high penetration of renewables Organizers: Ecole Centrale de Nantes Venue: Nantes, France Dates: June 17-19, 2019 Course 2019-03: Data-Driven Analytics and Optimization for Energy Systems Organizers: DTU Lyngby, Denmark Venue: Kongens Lyngby, and Roskilde, Denmark Dates: June 17-21, 2019 Course 2019-04: HVDC Grids and Offshore Wind Organizers: Technical University of Denmark, Denmark University of Leuven, Belgium CITCEA-UPC, Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Cardiff University, UK Venue: DTU Lynby Campus, Denmark Dates: This course has been postponed. Fuerther news on it will be published in due time Course 2019-05: Integration of Electric Vehicles in Power Systems Organizers: TU Dortmund University, Dortmund, Germany Venue: TU Dortmund University, Dortmund, Germany Dates: September 16-18, 2019 2018 Course ProgramCourse 2018-01: HVDC technology and HVDC gridsOrganizers: University of Leuven, Belgium CITCEA-UPC, Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain Cardiff University, UK Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Venue: Leuven, BELGIUM Dates: May 29-June 1, 2018 Course 2018-02: Modern Optimization in Energy Systems Organizer: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) Venue: DTU campus at Lyngby, DENMARK Dates: June 25-29, 2018 Course 2018-04: Advanced Data Analytics for Energy Systems Organizer: INESC Technology and Science (INESC TEC) Venue: INESC, Porto, Portugal Dates: September 3rd-5th, 2018 2017 Course ProgramCourse 2017-01: Re-thinking the regulation of the power system to integrate large shares of renewables and distributed energy resourcesOrganizer: ICAI School of Engineering. Comillas Pontifical University Venue: Comillas Pontifical University. Madrid, SPAIN Dates: February 15-17, 2017 Course 2017-02: Modern Challenges in Power System Operation and Electricity Markets: An Optimization Perspective Organizer: Technical University of Denmark (DTU), and The Energy Markets and Analytics (ELMA) Group Venue: Center for Electric Power and Energy (CEE). Department of Electrical Engineering. Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Dates: June 12-16, 2017 2016 Course ProgramCourse 2016-01: Risk Management in Power Systems: from Theory to PracticeOrganizer: INESC Technology and Science (INESC TEC) Venue: INESC TEC - Campus da FEUP. Porto, PORTUGAL Dates: June 15-17, 2016 Course 2016-02: Uncertainty in Electricity Markets and System Operation Organizer: Technical University of Denmark (DTU) Venue: Lyngby, Denmark Dates: July 4-8, 2016 Course 2016-03: Planning of smart distribution grids Organizer: Technical University of Dortmund Venue: Dortmund, Germany Dates: September 21-23, 2016 Course 2016-04: HVDC technology and HVDC grids Organizers: CITCEA-UPC, Technical University of Catalonia, BarcelonaTECH, Barcelona, Spain University of Leuven, Belgium Cardiff Universiry, UK Venue: ETSEIB-UPC, Av. Diagonal, 647, 08028 Barcelona, Spain Dates: December 13-16, 2016 2015 Course ProgramCourse 2015-02: Building-to-Smart-Grid IntegrationOrganizer: Universidad de Sevilla. Venue: Sevilla, SPAIN Dates: June 17-19, 2015 2014 Course ProgramCourse 2014-01: Energy Storage in Power Systems: Technologies, Applications and Future needsOrganizer: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, EPF-Lausanne and ETH-Zürich. Venue: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland Dates: February 4-7, 2014 Course 2014-02: Microgrids – the building block of a smarter grid Organizer: INESC Porto - Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering of Porto. Venue: INESC Porto, Porto, Portugal Dates: June 2-4, 2014 Course 2014-03: Demand Response in Deregulated Electricity markets: Trends and Opportunities Organizer: Universidad Politécnica de Valencia Venue: Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Valencia, Spain Dates: November 20-21, 2014 Course 2014-04: HVDC Technology and Applications Organizer: University of Strathclyde Venue: University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland Dates: December 1-4, 2014 2013 Course Program
2013-01 Cyber-Physical System Security of the Power Grid
2013-02 Co-Simulation of Energy and ICT Systems
2013-03 HVDC and HVDC Grids for Future Transmission 2012 Course Program
2012-01 Energy Storage in Power Systems: Technologies, Applications and Future needs
2012-02 Optimisation and Simulation Methods for Large Power Systems
2012-03 IEC 61850 and Interoperability in Smartgrid
2012-04 Advanced Methods and Models for Power System Dynamic Simulation
2012-05 Smart Cities: Planning and operation of future urban energy systems
2012-06 HVDC grids for offshore wind power 2011 Course Program
2011-01 Protection of Future Networks with Distributed Generation
2011-03 Smart Electricity Distribution Grids: Economics and Regulation
2011-04 Impact of Large Scale Deployment of Electric Mobility in Power System Operation and Planning 2010 Course Program
2010-01 Power Quality Issues in Contemporary and Future Power Networks
2010-02 Electric Vehicle Integration into Modern Power Networks
2010-03 Transients In Large Offshore Wind Power Plants. Components Selection, Design, Modelling And Grid Interaction
2010-04 Impact of the Integration of Wind and Solar Energy on the Operation of Power Systems: Realiability and Market Prices 2009 Course Program
2009-01 Power System State Estimation: Recent Trends and Future Needs
2009-02 New challenges of electricity markets
2009-03 Design, installation and application of Phase Measuring Units (PMUs)
2009-04 Demand Response In Deregulated Electricity Markets
2009-05 Coordinated power flow control
in transmission networks
2009-06 Simulation and Analysis of Power System Transients 2008 Course Program
2008-01 Power system security assessment and control in the new context of liberalized electricity market
2008-02 Developing Microgeneration and Microgrids
2008-04 Integration of Wind Generation
2008-05 Models for Electricity Generation Strategy in the 21st Century: New Roles and New Approaches 2007 Course Program
2007-01 Probabilistic planning and operation of power transmission systems in a competitive market
2007-02 Simulation and analysis of power system transients
2007-03 Electricity networks of the future: theoretical and practical issues to design the new distribution system
2007-05 New challenges to ancillary services regulation and operation
2007-06 Wide area monitoring, protection and control (WAMPAC) of power systems 2006 Course Program
2006-01 Understanding and managing power
system blackouts - from stability fundamentals to preventive and
curative control
2006-02 Electricity Market Integration
and Tariffs Harmonization
2006-03 Regional Electricity and Gas
Markets in South-East Europe
2006-04 Simulation and analysis of
power system transients
2006-05 Short term wind power prediction
2006-06 Grounding
Analysis and Techniques: from Industrial to High Frequencies and
Lightning
2006-07 Market monitoring as a means to
curb market power and increase efficiency of deregulated markets 2005 Course Program
2005-01 Interconnections and Congestion
Management in Europe
2005-02 Operation of Power Systems with
Increased Wind Power Penetration
2005-03 Integrated Planning of Power
and Natural Gas System
2005-04 Wide Area Monitoring and
Control in Power Systems
2005-05 Price Forecasting and
Simulation Tools as a Mean for Assessing the Impact of Market Regulation
2005-06 Power System Security
Assessment and Control in the new Context of Liberalized Electricity
Market
2005-07 Grounding Analysis and
Techniques: from Industrial to High Frequencies and Lightning 2004 Course Program52. "Managing Power Systems with Large Scale Integration of Wind Generation"Course Leader: Prof. João A. Peças Lopes (INESC Porto) 53. "Electricity Distribution Regulation under Restructuring" Course Leader: Prof. Tomás Gómez San Román (Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 54. "Large Interconnected Power Systems: an Integrated Approach" Course Leader: Dr. Bruno Cova (CESI) 55. "Grounding Analysis and Techniques: from Industrial to High Frequencies and Lightning" Course Leaders: Prof. Leonid Grcev (University of Skopje), Prof. Farhad Rachidi (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) 56. "Power Quality: Solving Harmonic Problems in Distribution Networks; Assessment and Costs of Voltage Dips" Course Leader: Dr. Jovica Milanovic (UMIST) 57. "Planning, Designing and Operating the Distribution Network of the Future for the Exploitation of Distributed Energy Resources" Course Leader: Prof. Fabrizio Pilo (University of Cagliari) 2003 Course Program48. "Introduction to Mathematical Optimisation Techniques applied to Power Systems Generation Operation Planning" Course Leaders: Dr. Michel Rivier (Universidad Pontificia Comillas), Dr. Andrés Ramos (Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 49. "Impact of Distributed Generation over Distribution Networks: Technical and Regulatory Issues" Course Leader: Dr. Juan Rivier (Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 50. "Power Systems simulation using Matlab:Theory and applications to realistic cases" Course Leaders: Dr. Willis Long (University of Wisconsin), Dr. Carlo Alberto Nucci (University of Bologna) 51. "Solving EMC/Power Quality problems due to lightning" Course Leader: Dr. Farhad Rachidi (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) 2002 Course Program47. "Integration of renewables and CHP, guarantee of supply and ancillary services in electricity markets."Course Leader: Dr. João Tomé Saraiva (INESC Porto) 2001 Course Program42. Risk management: the perspective in electric utilitiesCourse Leaders: Christine Vialas (Electricité de France); Jaime Román (ENDESA) 43. "Economic Analysis of Electricity Market in Europe " Course Leaders: Jean.Marc Bonnisseau, Nicolas Chauvet, Jean-Michel Glachant (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne); Christine Vialas (Electricité de France) 44. "Electricity Demand Forecasts in Europe" Course Leader: Vincent Lefieux (Electricité de France) 45. "Voltage Dips Causes, Effects and Mitigation" Course Leader: Juan A. Martínez Velasco (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya) Course Leader: José Ignacio Pérez Arriaga (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 46. "Integration of Renewables and CHP, Guarantee of Supply and Ancillary Services in Electricity Markets" Course Leader: Dr. Joao Tomé Saraiva (INESC) 2000 Course Program38. Water & Fuel Management in Electricity MarketsCourse Leader: Jaime Román (ENDESA) Course Leader: Rodolfo Martinez (IBERDROLA) 39. Electricity Markets - Models and Tools for Utilities and Other Players Course Leader: João Tomé Saraiva (INESC PORTO) 40. Solving Power Quality/Electromagnetic Compatibility Problems due to Lightning Course Leader: Prof. Carlo Alberto Nucci (Universitá degli Studi di Bologna) 41. Open Access in transmission networks Course Leader: José Ignacio Pérez Arriaga (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 1999 Course Program32. Computation of Electromagnetic TransientsCourse Leader: Prof.Teresa Correia de Barros (INTERG) 33. Recent Advances in Optimisation of Generation Operation Course Leader: Arnaud Renaud (Electricité de France) 34. Information Technology Application in Power Distribution Course Leader: Matti Lehtonen (University of Technology Helsinki) 35. Reliability under Restructuring - Ancillary Services Markets Course Leader: Tomás Gómez & José Ignacio de la Fuente (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas) 36. Risk Management in Energy Markets: Optimal Use of Financial Products Course Leader: Arnaud Renaud (Electricité de France) Course Leader: F. Roure (University of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne) 37. Energy Trade-Possibilities in Liberalized Markets Course Leader: Ulrich Schlücking (EUS GmbH) WORKSHOP: "POWER SYSTEM TRAINING IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NEW EUROPEAN ELECTRICITY MARKETS March, 4 1999; NATIONAL GRID Lisbon (PORTUGAL) 1998 Course Program28. Electrical power quality.Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia). 29. Custom Power Technologies Course leader:Juan Antonio Martínez Velasco (Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya). 30.Use of Electrical Storage Systems for Electric Energy. Course leader: Prof. E.Handschin, (EUS GmbH). 31. Electricity Markets: Fundamentals and International Experiences. Course leader: Prof. Joao Tomé Saraiva (INESC). 1997 Course Program21. Electrical power quality.Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia) 22. Towards a competitive electricity market: theoretical and practical issues. Course leaders: Dr. Juan J. Alba (IIT/UPCo) & Dr. Edgar Gnansounou (EPFL). 23. Applications of fuzzy sets and genetic algorithms to power systems. Course leader: Dr. Joao Tomé Saraiva (INESC). 24. Study and simulation of transients in power systems. Course leader: Dr. Patrick Bastard (Supélec). 25. Artificial neural networks for power system applications. Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia). 26. Electricity distribution in open market conditions. Course leader: Prof. Erkki Lakervi (Helsinki University of Technology). 27. Reactive power management and voltage control. Course leaders: Dr. Antonio Gómez (Universidad de Sevilla) & Dr. Tomás Gómez (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas). 1996 Course Program18. Some recent advances on optimisation and simulation of generation management.Course leader: Dr. Arnaud Renaud (EDF) & Dr. Jaime Román (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas). 19. Power system state estimation and security assessment. Course leader: Prof. Antonio Gómez Expósito (Universidad de Sevilla). 20. Artificial Intelligence techniques in power plant monitoring Course leader: Dr. Miguel Angel Sanz (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas). 1994/1995 Course Program8. Computational techniques in large-scale power systems analysis.Course leader: Prof. Antonio Gómez Expósito (Universidad de Sevilla). 9. Stability and control of power networks (II). Course leader: Dr. Luis Rouco (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas). 10.AI applications to the operation of electric energy systems (II). Course leader: Prof. Alain Germond (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne). 11.Electromagnetic compatibility in electric energy systems (II). Course leader: Prof. Michel Ianoz (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne). 12. Computer simulation of transients in power systems. Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia). 13. Operation and planning of distribution MV networks with dispersed small production. Course leader: Prof. Vladimiro Miranda (INESC). 14. Protection of power systems against lightning. Course leader: Dr. Patrick Bastard (Supélec). 15. Quality of service: Present practice and future trends. Course leader: Dr. Math Bollen (UMIST). 16. Distribution automation, load management and quality of supply (II). Course leader: Prof. Jarmo Partanen (Lapeenranta University of Technology). 17. Lightning performance of distribution & transmission systems. Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia). 1992/1993 Course Program1. Operation of the interconnected European power system: economic and reliability issues.Course leader: Mr. Jean Paul Barret (Electricité de France). 2. Distribution automation, load management and quality of supply (I). Course leader: Prof. C. Álvarez Bel (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia). 3. Stability and control of power networks (I). Course leader: Prof. Göran Andersson (Royal Institute of Technology). 4. Environmental impact of electric energy generation, transmission and distribution. Course leader: Prof. Teresa Correia (Instituto da Energia). 5. AI applications to the operation of electric energy systems (I). Course leader: Mr. Luis Barruncho (Instituto da Energia). 6. Advanced planning methods in generation, transmission and distribution of energy systems. Course leader: Dr. Antonio Conejo (IIT/Universidad Pontificia Comillas). 7. Electromagnetic compatibility in electric energy systems (I). Course leader: Prof. Michel Ianoz (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne). |