ONLINE COURSE: Working with Wire Providers

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8 from 7-9pm MT

This class instructed by Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle of Solas Energy Consulting will introduce the many Albertan wire providers, outline interconnection processes and associated regulations, and provide examples and solutions of common obstacles in grid-interconnection projects. This course is for a variety of industry professionals, from small rooftop solar installers to large commercial developers. More information and the link to register can be found at: https://solaralberta.ca/event/online-course-working-with-wire-providers/

nstructors: Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle

This online course is delivered as four 2-hour sessions:

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8; 7-9 p.m. MT

The class will be offered through Zoom webinar.

All participants will be forwarded login information once registration closes.

This course is for project managers, developers, engineers, electricians, technologists, sales representatives, and other industry professionals looking to learn about navigating the grid-interconnection process for a variety of projects from small rooftop solar to large solar farms. The course will introduce the wires providers in Alberta, outline the regulatory landscape, walk through interconnection processes, highlight typical project hurdles, and offer guidance on tools to help project interconnection.

Upon completion of this course, you will learn:

Overview of transmission and distribution systems in Alberta
Industry stakeholders: utilities, retailers, generators, system operators, regulators
Relevant regulations governing renewable energy development
Application processes and requirements
Information and tools to help navigate the connection process
Best practices and examples of good and bad applications
Metering responsibilities

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8 from 7-9pm MT

This class instructed by Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle of Solas Energy Consulting will introduce the many Albertan wire providers, outline interconnection processes and associated regulations, and provide examples and solutions of common obstacles in grid-interconnection projects. This course is for a variety of industry professionals, from small rooftop solar installers to large commercial developers. More information and the link to register can be found at: https://solaralberta.ca/event/online-course-working-with-wire-providers/

nstructors: Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle

This online course is delivered as four 2-hour sessions:

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8; 7-9 p.m. MT

The class will be offered through Zoom webinar.

All participants will be forwarded login information once registration closes.

This course is for project managers, developers, engineers, electricians, technologists, sales representatives, and other industry professionals looking to learn about navigating the grid-interconnection process for a variety of projects from small rooftop solar to large solar farms. The course will introduce the wires providers in Alberta, outline the regulatory landscape, walk through interconnection processes, highlight typical project hurdles, and offer guidance on tools to help project interconnection.

Upon completion of this course, you will learn:

Overview of transmission and distribution systems in Alberta
Industry stakeholders: utilities, retailers, generators, system operators, regulators
Relevant regulations governing renewable energy development
Application processes and requirements
Information and tools to help navigate the connection process
Best practices and examples of good and bad applications
Metering responsibilities

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8 from 7-9pm MT

This class instructed by Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle of Solas Energy Consulting will introduce the many Albertan wire providers, outline interconnection processes and associated regulations, and provide examples and solutions of common obstacles in grid-interconnection projects. This course is for a variety of industry professionals, from small rooftop solar installers to large commercial developers. More information and the link to register can be found at: https://solaralberta.ca/event/online-course-working-with-wire-providers/

nstructors: Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle

This online course is delivered as four 2-hour sessions:

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8; 7-9 p.m. MT

The class will be offered through Zoom webinar.

All participants will be forwarded login information once registration closes.

This course is for project managers, developers, engineers, electricians, technologists, sales representatives, and other industry professionals looking to learn about navigating the grid-interconnection process for a variety of projects from small rooftop solar to large solar farms. The course will introduce the wires providers in Alberta, outline the regulatory landscape, walk through interconnection processes, highlight typical project hurdles, and offer guidance on tools to help project interconnection.

Upon completion of this course, you will learn:

Overview of transmission and distribution systems in Alberta
Industry stakeholders: utilities, retailers, generators, system operators, regulators
Relevant regulations governing renewable energy development
Application processes and requirements
Information and tools to help navigate the connection process
Best practices and examples of good and bad applications
Metering responsibilities

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8 from 7-9pm MT

This class instructed by Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle of Solas Energy Consulting will introduce the many Albertan wire providers, outline interconnection processes and associated regulations, and provide examples and solutions of common obstacles in grid-interconnection projects. This course is for a variety of industry professionals, from small rooftop solar installers to large commercial developers. More information and the link to register can be found at: https://solaralberta.ca/event/online-course-working-with-wire-providers/

nstructors: Maureen Kolla and Paula McGarrigle

This online course is delivered as four 2-hour sessions:

May 30, June 1, 6, and 8; 7-9 p.m. MT

The class will be offered through Zoom webinar.

All participants will be forwarded login information once registration closes.

This course is for project managers, developers, engineers, electricians, technologists, sales representatives, and other industry professionals looking to learn about navigating the grid-interconnection process for a variety of projects from small rooftop solar to large solar farms. The course will introduce the wires providers in Alberta, outline the regulatory landscape, walk through interconnection processes, highlight typical project hurdles, and offer guidance on tools to help project interconnection.

Upon completion of this course, you will learn:

Overview of transmission and distribution systems in Alberta
Industry stakeholders: utilities, retailers, generators, system operators, regulators
Relevant regulations governing renewable energy development
Application processes and requirements
Information and tools to help navigate the connection process
Best practices and examples of good and bad applications
Metering responsibilities