387-30 Interconnected Power System Operations Overview PSF (1.5 CEH0
Learning objectives
- Identify the major power system components, key terminology, and properties of electricity
- Define interconnection principles and the operation of the North American power grid
- Recall the relationship, rules, and responsibilities of key players in the electric power industry
- Recognize key components used in generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity
- Identify actions that can be taken to reliably operate the Interconnected Bulk Electric System (BES)
Course overview
Energy causes things to happen around us and exists in many forms. The definition of energy is the ability to do work. As this course explores the power behind the switch, the focus is on the energy we rely on to perform countless day-to-day tasks. This energy is produced, transported, and delivered as electricity across the electric power system. The Interconnected Power System Operations Overview training course introduces power system fundamentals. It explains how the power system provides electric power to the people. It shows the breadth of the electrical power system. It also describes the components and basic principles that go into the electricity people enjoy daily. This online training course is part of the System Operations training series.
The individuals involved in the development and promotion of this course do not receive any compensation or financial benefits outside of their regular employment for their work on this course.
