Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
The growing demand for energy security and renewable integration has made Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) a critical component of modern power systems. The IEPA BESS Training programme equips energy professionals, engineers, and installers with the technical and practical knowledge required to design, implement, and manage safe and efficient energy storage solutions.
This comprehensive training provides a strong understanding of both low-voltage and high-voltage battery systems, including system architecture, battery management systems (BMS), inverter technologies, and integration with renewable energy and backup systems. Participants will also gain valuable insights into risk mitigation, safety standards, and commissioning procedures required for commercial and industrial installations.
The course further explores the economic and financial considerations of energy storage projects, including peak shaving strategies, diesel savings, arbitrage opportunities, tax incentives, and payback modelling. Through practical examples and real-world case studies, learners will gain the confidence to design and evaluate BESS solutions that support reliable and sustainable energy systems.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for:
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Engineers and energy professionals
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Solar PV installers and integrators
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Energy managers and facility managers
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Electrical contractors and system designers
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Professionals involved in commercial and industrial energy systems
Body of Knowledge
Participants will gain practical insights into:
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Commercial and industrial BESS system design considerations
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Low Voltage and High Voltage battery technologies
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Battery Management Systems (BMS) and inverter configurations
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Safety codes, standards, and energy storage risk mitigation
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HV installation, switching, and commissioning practices
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Integration with solar PV systems and gensets
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Energy management strategies, including peak shaving and load management
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Financial modelling, diesel savings, and investment considerations for energy storage projects