Build a strong foundation in power generation, transmission, distribution, and protection used in modern electrical systems.
Engineers working with power systems face increasing demands around reliability, safety, resilience, and regulatory compliance. These courses give you practical tools for system design, analysis, modeling, and troubleshooting, with applications that span utilities, industrial facilities, and commercial infrastructure.
Electric Power Systems Focus Areas
Distribution & Low Voltage
Develop skills in distribution planning, low-voltage system design, protection, grounding, and reliable power delivery in industrial and commercial settings.
Renewable Energy Systems
Gain practical knowledge in solar, wind, storage, and grid integration, focusing on performance, interconnection requirements, and system reliability.
Transmission
Build expertise in transmission planning, system protection, high-voltage equipment, power-flow analysis, and maintaining grid stability.
Featured Courses
Electrical Distribution Principles and Applications
Build a practical foundation in AC electrical theory and its application to utility distribution systems, with a focus on three-phase power, load characteristics, and circuit calculations.
Transmission and Wholesale Markets School
In partnership with EEI, this course blends academic insight with real-world experience to explore market design, transmission pricing, and evolving energy policy.
Power System Analysis Skills for Engineers and Technicians
Hands-on workshops help engineers and technicians develop practical skills for modeling and solving real-world power system challenges.
Certificates & Pathways
Looking for a credentialed path? Explore Certificate Programs provide a structured group of courses leading to a professional certificate, and get a 10% discount on related courses.
PDH, CEU, & Licensing
Most courses are eligible for PDH or CEU credit and are widely accepted for PE license renewals. Some courses may offer additional industry- or license-specific accreditation. See course pages for details.
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