Course in PV-Wind-BESS Hybridisation
The PV-EOLY-BESS hybridization course explores the integration of renewable energy systems, combining photovoltaic energy (PV), wind power and battery power storage systems (BESS). It focuses on the design, implementation and optimization of these hybrid configurations to increase the efficiency and reliability of the energy supply. It addresses aspects such as component sizing, energy management, and network integration, considering the regulations and regulations relevant to each technology.
The course provides practical knowledge about simulation of hybrid systems, the use of specialized software and data analysis for decision making. It includes the study of control strategies and real-time monitoring to maximize system performance and stability. Participants are prepared to perform in roles related to the design of renewable energy systems, energy consulting and project management in the energy sector.
Keywords Objective (natural in the text): Photovoltaic energy, wind energy, energy storage systems, hybridization, energy management, sizing, simulation software, network integration, renewable energies.
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What you will be able to do
Optimization and comprehensive design of PV-EOLY-BESS hybrid systems
Expert domain in the design and optimization of hybrid photovoltaic-wind systems with energy storage (PV-EOLIC-BESS)
Design, validation and commissioning of hybrid systems (from sizing to operation)
Integration and advanced management of renewable energies: PV-EOLIO-BESS
Advanced Strategies for Integration and Maximization of Performance in Hybrid PV-BESS Systems
Detailed design and simulation of PV-EOLY-BESS hybrid systems
Implementation and advanced management of PV-EOLY-BESS hybrid systems
Evaluation and Configuration of Hybrid PV-BESS-BESS Systems: Design and Operation
Who it's for
- Engineers with a degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Renewable Energy Engineering or related disciplines.
- Professionals who work in energy companies, renewable developers, network operators, installing companies, consultants and research centers.
- Technicians and specialists in power electronics, photovoltaic inverters, wind turbines, energy management systems (EMS) and storage in batteries.
- Personnel from regulatory bodies, certification bodies and energy administrations that wish to expand their knowledge in hybridization and management of renewable energy.
What you'll work with
- Standards-Based Curriculum: You will work with IEC 62109, IEC 61727, IEEE 1547, IEC 61400, IEC 62619, IEC 62933 and IEC 62443 from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with battery test bench, HIL/PHIL, power quality and module thermography.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: Design Basis, Simulation Report, Commissioning Plan, Compliance Dossier and Operating Limits.
- Mentored by Industry: Faculty with experience in photovoltaic and wind plants, storage in batteries, microgrids and electricity markets.
- Flexible mode (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support of SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: Safety-by-design approach, Cybersecurity OT, thermal risk management in BESS and compliance as pillars.
10 modules
1.1Introduction to PV-EOLIC-BESS Hybrid Systems: Key Concepts and Main Components.1.2Advantages and challenges of hybrid PV-EOLID-BESS systems versus individual systems.1.3The role of photovoltaic solar energy (PV) in hybrid systems.1.4The importance of wind power in hybrid systems.1.5Battery power storage (BESS) and its function in optimization.1.6Common applications of PV-EOLY-BESS hybrid systems: from microgeneration to large scale.1.7Principles of operation and basic architecture of a hybrid system.1.8Initial considerations for the design of a hybrid system: location, energy resources and demand.1.9Simulation tools and software for the analysis of hybrid systems.1.10Regulations and standards relevant to the design and implementation of hybrid systems.
2.2Fundamentals of Hybrid System Design PV-EOLY-BESS2.2Key components: solar panels, wind turbines and BESS systems2.3Dimensioning and selection of components for hybrid systems2.4Modeling and simulation of PV-eolian-BESS systems2.5Design optimization to maximize production and minimize costs2.6Design of control systems and energy management2.7Network connection considerations and autonomy2.8Assessment of technical and economic feasibility2.9Design software and tools for hybrid systems2.20Study of practical cases and best practices
3.3Component evaluation: solar panels, wind turbines and storage systems.3.2Analysis of meteorological and energy data for the configuration.3.3Hardware selection: Criteria and technical specifications.3.4System sizing: Optimal design for loading and demand.3.5Simulation and modeling of the hybrid system.3.6Design of the Energy Control and Management System (EMS).3.7Control strategies: Prioritization and optimization.3.8Analysis of profitability and economic viability.3.9Case study: Configuration and analysis of a real system.3.30Identification and mitigation of risks in the design.
4.4Introduction to the integration of renewable energies: PV-EOLIO-BESS4.2Key Components and Their Interactions: PV, Wind, BESS4.3Conceptual design of hybrid systems: sizing and selection4.4Energy management and control strategies: real-time optimization4.5Integration to the electrical network: technical and regulatory aspects4.6Simulation and modeling of hybrid systems: tools and techniques4.7Case Study: Real Applications and Challenges of Integration4.8Economic and financial viability analysis: return on investment and return on investment4.9Legal and regulatory aspects: Permits and compliance4.40Future trends and sustainable development: innovation in renewable energies
5.5Advanced Component Selection: PV, Wind and BESS5.5Smart control strategies for optimal operation5.3Advanced performance modeling and simulation5.4Power flow optimization and load management5.5Analysis of system reliability and availability5.6Integration with the electrical network and regulation5.7Risk mitigation and protection techniques5.8Remote fault monitoring and diagnostics5.9Design for scalability and adaptability5.50Case studies: implementation and real results
6.6Introduction to Hybrid PV-EOLY-BESS Systems6.2Regulatory framework and applicable regulations6.3Advantages and challenges of hybridization6.4Main Components: PV, Wind, BESS6.5Structure of the energy market and its impact2.6Component selection: solar panels, wind turbines, batteries2.2Dimensioning of photovoltaic and wind systems2.3Design of energy storage systems (BESS)2.4Configuration Optimization: Software and Tools2.5Case Study: Design Examples3.6Analysis of climate data and energy resources3.2Modeling and simulation of hybrid systems3.3Control and protection settings3.4Energy quality analysis3.5Assessment of technical and economic feasibility4.6Integration with the electrical network4.2Energy demand management4.3Remote monitoring and control systems4.4Communication and data transfer protocols4.5Legal aspects and permits5.6Advanced control strategies5.2Optimization of energy performance5.3Sensitivity and risk analysis5.4Integration of additional power sources5.5Maintenance and Operation Strategies6.6Simulation and modeling software6.2Detailed design of components and wiring6.3Simulation of different operating scenarios6.4Analysis of results and optimization6.5Preparation of technical reports7.6Site selection and preparation7.2Installation and commissioning of components7.3Testing and commissioning of the system7.4Operation and maintenance management7.5Safety and Risk Prevention8.6System performance evaluation8.2Operation data analysis8.3Continuous performance optimization8.4Cost and profitability considerations8.5Improvement and updating strategies
7.7Modeling and simulation of hybrid systems PV-EOLY-BESS7.2Optimization of the PV-EOLIC-BESS component configuration7.3Advanced control strategies for hybrid systems7.4Analysis of the integration to the electrical network7.7Sizing and Selection of BESS7.6Energy management and programming7.7Evaluation of profitability and economic analysis7.8Implementation of hybrid systems and case studies7.9Fault monitoring and diagnosis7.70Continuous improvement and system update
8.8Introduction to Hybrid PV-EOLY-BESS Systems8.8International regulatory and regulatory framework8.3Design standards and codes in hybrid systems8.4Key Components: PV, Wind, BESS and Its Interconnection8.5Advantages, disadvantages and applications of hybrid systems8.8Component selection: solar panels, wind turbines and batteries8.8Dimensioning of photovoltaic and wind systems8.3Power Storage System Design (BESS)8.4PV-EOLIC-BESS Configuration Optimization8.5Design and simulation software for hybrid systems3.8Analysis of data of solar and wind resources3.8Modeling and simulation of hybrid systems3.3Configuration of inverters and drivers3.4System stability and reliability analysis3.5Selection and configuration of protections and security4.8Integration of renewable energies in the electricity grid4.8Management of the intermittence of renewable sources4.3Energy Management Systems (EMS) for Hybrid Systems4.4Network coupling and technical requirements4.5Regulatory and permit aspects for integration5.8Energy control and management strategies5.8Optimization of system performance and efficiency5.3Analysis of profitability and return on investment (ROI)5.4Predictive modeling and sensitivity analysis5.5Strategies for risk and failure mitigation6.8Introduction to specialized simulation software6.8Detailed modeling of individual components (PV, wind, BESS)6.3Simulation of system behavior in different scenarios6.4Analysis of results and optimization of the design6.5Simulation reports and technical documentation7.8Selection and installation of equipment7.8Connection and commissioning of the system7.3Testing and commissioning of hybrid systems7.4Preventive and corrective maintenance7.5System remote monitoring and control8.8System performance evaluation and data analysis8.8System optimization and troubleshooting8.3Operation and maintenance management8.4Analysis of costs and benefits throughout the life cycle8.5Adaptation and updating of hybrid systems
- 9. Theoretical and regulatory framework PV-EOLID-BESS
9.9Basics of solar photovoltaic (PV)9.9Principles of wind energy9.3Introduction to Battery Power Storage Systems (BESS)9.4Regulatory and regulatory framework for PV-EOLY-BESS hybrid systems9.5Applicable design codes and standards9.6Feasibility analysis and pre-feasibility studies9.7Environmental considerations and sustainability- 9. PV-EOLY-BESS Hybrid Design and Optimization
9.9Selection of PV components (panels, inverters)9.9Design and selection of wind turbines9.3Design and dimensioning of BESS systems9.4Hybrid system size optimization9.5Energy management and control strategies9.6Analysis of solar and wind resources9.7Electrical network design and network connection- 3. Component analysis and advanced configuration
3.9Selection and technical specifications of hybrid inverters3.9Battery types and characteristics (lithium, lead-acid, etc.)3.3Battery health monitoring and management3.4Failure analysis and system protection3.5Configuration of communication systems and remote control3.6Implementation of Energy Management Systems (EMS)3.7Selection of simulation and modeling software- 4. Integration and management of renewable energy
4.9Integration of PV systems in the electrical network4.9Integration of wind turbines in the electrical network4.3Management of energy generated by PV and wind4.4Energy balance of the hybrid system4.5Cargo dispatch and control strategies4.6Network stability considerations4.7Demand management and demand response- 5. Performance strategies in hybrid systems
5.9Maximization of solar energy production5.9Maximization of wind energy production5.3Battery performance optimization5.4Predictive control strategies5.5Analysis of the variability of renewable energy5.6Design for redundancy and reliability5.7System efficiency assessment and continuous optimization- 6. Simulation and detailed design PV-EOLIC-BESS
6.9Introduction to simulation software (PVsyst, HOMER, etc.)6.9Modeling of PV and Wind Components6.3Hybrid systems simulation6.4Analysis of results and optimization of the design6.5System architecture design6.6Electrical distribution design6.7Preparation of plans and technical specifications- 7. Implementation and management of projects
7.9Planning and management of renewable energy projects7.9Selection and hiring of suppliers7.3Installation and commissioning of the system7.4Tests and commissioning7.5Site security management7.6Monitoring and control of costs7.7Project documentation management- 8. Evaluation and operation of hybrid systems
8.9System performance monitoring and control8.9Data analysis and troubleshooting8.3Preventive and corrective maintenance8.4Long-term performance optimization8.5Economic evaluation of the system8.6Regulatory and regulatory compliance8.7System update and modernization
1.1Introduction to the design of PV-EOLIC-BESS hybrid systems1.2Selection and sizing of PV components1.3Selection and sizing of wind components1.4Selection and dimensioning of BESS systems1.5Initial modeling and simulation1.6Load and generation analysis1.7Design of the control and regulation system1.8Economic and environmental optimization1.9Sensitivity and risk analysis1.10Presentation of the final design
How you'll learn
- Hands-on methodology: Test-before-you-trust, Design Reviews, Failure Analysis, Compliance Evidence.
- Software (according to licenses/partners): PVsyst, HOMER Pro, SAM (NREL), DIgSILENT PowerFactory, MATLAB/Simulink, Python (Pvlib, Numpy/Scipy), OpenDSS and tools SCADA data analysis.
- SEIUM Laboratories: Battery test bench, HIL/PHIL for EMS and inverters, power quality analyzers, wind turbine emulator and photovoltaic module thermography.
- Standards and Compliance: EN ISO/IEC 17025, ISO 50001, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Where this takes you
Requirements
- Profile: Training in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Renewable Energies, Physics or Related Fields; Practical experience in photovoltaic, wind or storage systems.
- Documentation: Updated CV, Academic Record, SOP/purpose Test, Technical Reports or Examples of Projects (Optional).
- Process: Application → Technical Evaluation of profile and experience → Technical Interview → Review of Practical Cases → Final Decision → Registration.
- RATES:
- Single Payment: 10% Discount.
- Payment in 3 Installments: No Commissions; 30% to registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the maintenance 35%.
- Monthly Payment: Available with Commission of 7% of the total; Annual Review.
- Scholarships: for academic merit, economic situation and promotion of inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or total scholarships.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, we have international certification
Yes: experimental models, real data, applied simulations, professional environments, real case studies.
It is not mandatory. We offer leveling and tutoring tracks
Totally. It covers microgrids, self-consumption and integration and emerging regulations (IEC 62933, IEEE 2030.2).
Recommended. There are also internal challenges and consortia.
Yes. Modality Online/Hybrid with Planned Laboratories and Visa Support (see “Visa & Residence”).
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