The power grid is a highly distributed continental network prone to catastrophic failure, and electricity markets are themselves volatile and decentralized. Linking the two is some of the most sophisticated software known to engineering: the Energy Management System.
EMS is all that stands between meeting power demand and disaster. But EMS is nothing without you, the power system operator. Your skills. Your experience. And your education.
Power system operators need about 150 continuing education hours (CEH) per year to maintain professional certification. So why not increase your value to your employer and colleagues while enhancing your career by studying the latest the industry has to offer?
The Energy Group of America , Inc and Engineering Distance Education at Iowa State University offer a program of short courses on EMS that will keep your skills and knowledge current with the continually evolving bulk electric power grid.
We offer a self-study format through PDF and MS Word documents, together with an email link for communicating with faculty. Other formats are available for newer operators or those desiring greater interaction.
So if you are a self-directed professional, then direct yourself to the leaders in continuing education for power system operators: The Energy Group and Engineering Distance Education at Iowa State . Our short courses will keep the current flowing to your energized career.
Register Here at The Energy Group (TEG) web site where individuals may register for specific courses. TEG will provide Course Coordination and issue CEH Certificates. Only $15/CEH!
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“Creating Value through Vision,” The Energy Group of America, Inc. is a leading integrated energy solutions firm providing a full spectrum of energy and utility related products and services in the nation’s nearly 300 billion dollar electric power industry since 1995.
Engineering Distance Education at Iowa State University is a national leader in using technology to deliver advanced educational content in products ranging from non-credit short courses for working professionals to advanced degrees in engineering and technology-related fields.
Iowa State University and The Energy Group of America are North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Approved Continuing Education Providers.