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LCPW 0016 - Transmission and Distribution Systems

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Course Description

This course covers the basics of electric transmission and distribution systems. The presentation includes discussion of facilities and facility ratings, components and component ratings, peak load and low load analysis, renewable energy resources and energy storage facilities, and the need for redundant facilities.

Course Outline/Topics

Day 1

Introductory Topics

  • National Electric Safety Code (Not National Electric Code)
  • Distribution System Oversight (State Regulators)

Distribution System Design and Operation

  • Facility voltage and current ratings
  • Neighborhood substations
    • Overhead lines and components
    • Underground lines and components
  • Distribution System Operation – General Concepts
    • Short-circuit detection and isolation
    • Load and voltage control
    • Distribution System Operation – Radial Systems
    • Distribution System Operation – Automated Systems
    • Distribution System Operation – With distributed energy resources

Day 2

Introductory Topics

  • Transmission System Oversight (NERC)

Transmission System Design and Operation

  • Facility voltage and current ratings
    • Regional Substations
    • Overhead lines and components
    • Underground lines and components
  • Transmission system operation
    • Short-circuit detection and isolation
    • Load and voltage control

Substation Design and Operation

  • Transformer connections and ratings
  • Switchyard Configurations
  • Outdoor, open air, substations
  • Indoor, enclosed, substations

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Describe the design, components and operation of electric transmission and distribution system facilities.
  • Explain the perspectives, requirements and challenges of key energy stakeholders, including system operators, residential customers, large industrial customers, and AI data centers.
  • Analyze the impacts of distributed energy resources and electrification on existing energy systems and infrastructure.
  • Evaluate potential system modifications and planning strategies needed to accommodate future growth in distributed energy resources and electrified energy consumption.

Instructors

  • Anthony Sleva

Partners & Professional Credits

  • Professional Development Hours 16.0 PDHs

Applies Towards the Following Credentials

  • Electric Power Distribution Microcredential : Core
  • Substation Design Certificate : Core
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LCPW 0016 - 270316V

Mar 16, 2027
Live Online
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$995.00
Section Title
Transmission and Distribution Systems
Type
Live Online
Days
T, W
Time
8:00AM to 4:00PM
Dates
Mar 16, 2027 to Mar 17, 2027
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
16.0
Location
  • Online (Central Time)
Instruction Method Options
Live Online  
Course Fee(s)
Registration $995.00
Potential Discount(s)
  • Early Bird
CEUs
1.6 CEUs
Cancel Request Deadline
Mar 02, 2027
Transfer Request Deadline
Feb 14, 2027
Instructors
  • Anthony Sleva
Partners & Professional Credits
  • Professional Development Hours
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Anthony Sleva

Mr. Sleva is President of Prescient Transmission Systems, a consulting company that focuses on innovations that are needed as energy production migrates to carbon free, renewable energy. He is involved with 1.) directing the development of new products and services that can be used to prevent blackouts in the United States and across the globe, 2.) introducing best practices used in other industries to the electric utility industry, and 3.) introducing innovative ideas that optimize cohesive utilization of disparate technologies.

 

During his career, he has designed electrical systems for nuclear generating stations; designed substations; provided technical support to power dispatchers, system operators and plant operators; developed technical training programs for engineers, technicians, drafters, designers, system operators and technical clerks; participated in forensic investigations related to transformer failures, motor failures, cable failures, relay failures and circuit breaker failures; participated in the development of national standards for IEEE and NERC; and served as a subject matter expert introducing innovative approaches to prevention of wildfire ignition by electric power lines.

 

Tony is a Life Senior Member of IEEE and a registered Professional Engineer with a BSEE degree from Pennsylvania State University. His goal is to reinvent the electric power grid in a manner that maximizes the production and utilization of renewable energy.

Professional Development Hours

LCPW 0016 - 270316V - Transmission and Distribution Systems

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Early bird available until 14 days before start date (discount rounded to nearest $).
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The continuing education unit (CEU) is a nationally recognized means to document participation in organized non-credit continuing education. One CEU is defined as 10 contact hours of participation in organized continuing education under qualified instruction. The CEU provides a vehicle for employers, professional groups, and licensing agencies to account for participation in non-credit seminars, workshops, and courses.

Anthony Sleva

Mr. Sleva is President of Prescient Transmission Systems, a consulting company that focuses on innovations that are needed as energy production migrates to carbon free, renewable energy. He is involved with 1.) directing the development of new products and services that can be used to prevent blackouts in the United States and across the globe, 2.) introducing best practices used in other industries to the electric utility industry, and 3.) introducing innovative ideas that optimize cohesive utilization of disparate technologies.

 

During his career, he has designed electrical systems for nuclear generating stations; designed substations; provided technical support to power dispatchers, system operators and plant operators; developed technical training programs for engineers, technicians, drafters, designers, system operators and technical clerks; participated in forensic investigations related to transformer failures, motor failures, cable failures, relay failures and circuit breaker failures; participated in the development of national standards for IEEE and NERC; and served as a subject matter expert introducing innovative approaches to prevention of wildfire ignition by electric power lines.

 

Tony is a Life Senior Member of IEEE and a registered Professional Engineer with a BSEE degree from Pennsylvania State University. His goal is to reinvent the electric power grid in a manner that maximizes the production and utilization of renewable energy.

Professional Development Hours

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