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Mastering Energy Storage and Charging Electric Vehicles (EVs) http://www.infocusinternational.com/energystorage
Dates and Locations:
11 – 15 March 2019, Singapore
1 – 5 July 2019, London
“A comprehensive understanding of the technology solutions, business considerations and competitive environments of the booming electricity storage market, and the issues facing power systems when electric vehicles (EVs) become mass-market”
Module I: Mastering Energy Storage
Overview
A comprehensive understanding of business opportunity, competition and risk in this key growth sector.
Do you understand the technology solutions, business considerations and market environments driving the booming energy storage marketæ
This training course provides a timely, comprehensive and business-focused summary of the energy storage landscape. It covers the variety of competing storage technologies and describes the variety of problems they can address, at a wide range of deployment sizes and timescales. It also considers alternatives to storage and barriers to its market growth, making it essential for those seeking to evaluate risks as well as opportunities.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of why and where storage markets are growing, what could limit this growth and what the future trends will be.
If you are thinking of investing in or developing an energy storage business, this course provides your essential grounding in the core issues.
Benefits of Attending
• Speak the language of electricity storage: terminology and concepts explained
• Language designed for non-engineers; particularly senior, commercial executives and investors
• Core knowledge building, plus examples from around the world
• Discussion of market analysis variables
• Quantification of key issues using simple numerical calculations and Excel-based tools
• Understand the key variables determining the economics of electricity storage
• Review current and emerging market opportunities for electricity storage
• Navigate complex, multi-service contractual relationships
• Be better able to converse with storage project partners, suppliers or investors
• Know what to look for when evaluating electricity storage market opportunities
• Be better able to identify key investment and project development risks
• Understand the key variables determining the economics of electricity storage projects
• Learn and discuss how financial returns and risks will arise in the electricity storage market
• Learn how to analyse and critique electricity storage business models
Topic Highlights
Day 1: Energy Storage Drivers and Technologies
• The Energy Storage Landscape and Market Drivers
• Battery Solutions Explained
• Non-Battery Solutions Explained and Assessed
• Segmenting and Assessing the Market(s) for Competing Energy Storage Technologies
Day 2: Energy Storage in Practice
• Energy Storage for Grid Services Including Frequency Response
• Energy Storage for Time-Shifting, Including Peak Power and Capacity
• Energy Storage Behind-the-Meter with CandI Customers
• Consumer, Community and Off-Grid Energy Storage
Day 3: Projects, Money and the Value Chain
• Energy Storage Project Development
• Energy Storage Economics and Financing
• Assessing the Energy Storage Value Chain
• Closing Comments
Module II: Charging Electric Vehicles – Grid Impacts and Value Chain Opportunities
Overview
Are you ready for the challenges and opportunities of electric vehicle (EV) chargingæ
This is an EV course for those in the electricity infrastructure and supply business. It introduces you to key power system issues arising from the transition from fossil-fuelled to electric vehicles. What challenges arise from the need to charge grid-connected vehicles and what new business opportunities and all-new power system applications and services are createdæ
You’ll leave with a thorough grounding in the critical business issues (opportunities and risks) resulting from this disruptive market transition. You’ll be presented with a mix of current market data, case studies, contrasting opinions and scenarios.
To help you better understand the variables and uncertainties that exist in reality, we’ll illustrate and discuss quantitative calculations; with all calculators and models available to take away and use after the course.
The training course is designed for investors, developers and policymakers assess new market opportunities and risks during the integration of growing fleets of electric vehicles into transitioning electricity systems.
Benefits of Attending
• Clear, independent and business-focused introduction
• Language designed for non-engineers; particularly senior, commercial executives and investors
• Core knowledge building, plus examples from around the world
• Discussion of market analysis variables and value chain scenarios
• Quantification of key issues using simple numerical calculations and Excel-based tools
• Review examples and projects in charging infrastructure and charging control from around the world
• Be better able to converse with EV and grid project partners, suppliers or investors
• Identify key power system business opportunities which arise from the growth of EVs
Topic Highlights
Day 4: EVs and the Power System
• EV Market Drivers and Charging Trends
• The Impact of EVs on Transitioning Power Systems
• Charging Networks and the Distribution Systems
• Smart Charging and Managed Power Demand
Day 5: The Evolving Value Chain for EV Charging
• Players, Strategies and New Business Opportunities
• Assessing the Case for Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
• Evaluating the Impact of Changing Vehicle Usage and Technology Trends
• Summary: Competitive Landscape Analysis in the EV Charging Sector
Course Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion bearing the signatures from both the Course Director and the Course Organizer. This Certificate will testify your endeavor and serve towards your professional advancement.
Testimonials
“I not only would recommend him, but I have also been sending my team to his courses. He combines detailed technical expertise with deep knowledge of the (complex) energy markets, also bringing it all together in the context of each relevant regulation and the economic business cases underlying investment decisions. I have enjoyed his courses – and have learnt a lot from them.”
Head of Energy and Natural Resources, Crédit Agricole CIB
“This was one of my best spent weeks on training all year! I found trainer very knowledgeable and enthusiastic in presenting the material, also enabling knowledge exchange between participants in the group. I really enjoyed his interesting lessons and the group work he provided for additional learning outcome. Thanks trainer.”
Vice President, Statkraft Development AS
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