Learn the basics of battery technology in our introductory module for beginners and advanced learners.
We are looking toward a future that will be significantly shaped by battery technology: E-mobility is just as inconceivable without batteries as the future of energy supply, which is crucially dependent on stationary storage systems. Lithium-ion technology is also used in many other areas of life. Knowledge of battery technology is therefore not only necessary in technical professions, but also in other industries – from insurance to waste management – where it is an enormous advantage.
Enter the fascinating world of cell voltage, energy density, and battery components such as anodes, cathodes, and electrolytes. This course offers you an insight into how batteries work, from their components to their state of charge. Expand your understanding of one of the key technologies of our time and prepare yourself for an exciting journey into the world of battery technology. Book your place now and lay the foundation for your knowledge in this forward-looking field.
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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.
The rapid rise of connected solar, battery storage, and smart devices has transformed Australia’s energy landscape, but internet connectivity introduces new cybersecurity risks to households and the wider grid.
This course provides a straightforward introduction to safeguarding these systems, with no prior background in cybersecurity required. Through five practical modules, you will learn how these devices communicate, where the primary digital vulnerabilities lie, and the necessary steps to protect them from cyber threats.
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