Introduction to Power Systems/ High Voltage Engineering
Certificate Course - Energy Engineering - EE.4.1.I26
| Date | Jul 12 - 13, 2027 |
| Duration | 2 days |
| Location | on campus - Karlsruhe |
| Language | English |
| ECTS | upon request |
| Cost | 1,550 € |
Course prerequisites - Basics of electric circuits (Kirchhoff’s law, Ohms law, AC current, complex numbers, etc.) are helpful.
Fundamentals
Basics of power system structure, key definitions, and essential knowledge of electrical insulation.
Technology
Understanding power system components and the principles of transmission and distribution.
Applications
Provides the foundation needed to follow and apply concepts in subsequent power system lectures.
What you´ll explore
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Introduction to Power Systems
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Basics of power systems for engineers and scientists.
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General structure of power systems.
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Definition of complex power.
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1-phase and 3-phase systems.
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Symmetrical and unsymmetrical systems.
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Phasor diagrams for load flow, short circuit and no load.
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High Voltage Engineering
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Electrical insulation systems (solid, liquid, gaseous).
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Breakdown in homogenous and inhomogeneous conditions.
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Insulation coordination.
Your key takeaways
Participants:
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Gain knowledge of the structural principles and calculation methods for the calculation of electric networks.
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Gain competencies to evaluate the high voltage insulation for various applications.
Taught by recognized experts in Power Systems/ High Voltage Engineering
Benefit from the knowledge of leading specialists with extensive experience in research and industry. Their deep expertise guarantees a course of outstanding academic and practical quality.
Dr.-Ing. Michael Suriyah
Dr.-Ing. Michael Suriyah is a researcher and lecturer at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), specializing in energy networks and high-voltage engineering; he leads work in grid technologies, transformer diagnostics, and high-voltage testing, and contributes to research projects on modern power systems and energy infrastructure analysis.
Who should attend
This certificate course is designed for professionals seeking a structured introduction to the integration of energy systems and e-mobility within the context of sustainable energy transition.
- Engineers and technical professionals in the energy, automotive, electrical, and manufacturing industries who are involved in or preparing for projects related to e-mobility, charging infrastructure, and integrated energy systems
- Energy consultants, planners, and project managers working on renewable energy integration, smart charging solutions, and sector coupling strategies
- Professionals in utilities, grid operation, transportation, and infrastructure sectors seeking to understand the interaction between electric mobility, energy efficiency, and modern power systems
- Experts in sustainability, mobility, and public administration who need a solid technical and economic understanding of e-mobility integration and its impact on energy networks and climate goals
- Researchers and academics aiming to deepen their knowledge of energy efficiency methodologies, electric mobility systems, and current research trends in integrated energy solutions
- Professionals who want a coherent overview from the fundamentals of energy system integration to practical applications, evaluation methods, and the opportunities and challenges of large-scale e-mobility deployment