With more people realising the potential of Electric Vehicles (EVs) as portable power stations, “vehicle-to-grid” is fast becoming one of the hottest topics of discussion within the industry. From sleek lines and silent engines, these batteries on wheels can be much more than luxury cars — they could be part of the solution for a 100% renewable energy grid.
The Vehicle-to-Grid sprint course is relevant for anyone wishing to develop their technical understanding of EVs. It provides a look into the current technologies in place, the vehicles that can facilitate vehicle-to-grid, and the future of vehicle-to-grid as the industry moves forward. It also discusses vehicle-to-grid charging and the opportunities this brings to consumers and the overall energy market.
Here is a quick snapshot of the practical takeaways this course covers:
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This course covers BESS installation and maintenance for electricians, technicians, installers, and operators. This course will describe key BESS components, the process and requirements for BESS installation and maintenance, and consider critical safety, electrical, and environmental considerations. Throughout the course, relevant Australian and international standards will be referenced.
The New Home Battery Technologies course covers new developments in energy storage solutions for residents, while also discussing how residents with home batteries can benefit from dynamic energy pricing.
In addition to home batteries, this course explores how emerging technologies like Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) are redefining the relationship between residents and the grid.
The Safe Manufacturing and Handling of Lithium-ion Batteries course covers best general safety practices in the context of a battery manufacturing environment. This course is suited to entry-level workers involved in the production or manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries.
This course starts by providing an overview of the manufacturing system before explaining the operation safety controls in place to protect workers. The later sections of the course focus on detection, escalation, and reporting of issues; all of which are undertaken to minimise future risks and make the workplace safer.
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