Network and FCAS Constraints in the NEM

This two-day workshop offers participants an understanding of how and why Constraints are used to manage the power system and the effect they may have on the market. You’ll also meet other industry people who work in similar roles and share your experiences with them.

This course is designed for industry workers who want a working-level understanding of Constraints and their impact on the NEM.
Broadly, the course looks to answer the following questions:

• What are Network and FCAS constraints?
• What are the network characteristics that determine constraints?
• How are constraints derived and formulated?
• What effect do constraints have on dispatch outcomes?
• Where can I go to find out more about how particular constraints affect my organisation?

You will also meet and share experiences with other people in the industry.

Click on the link below for full course details:

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PLEASE NOTE : AEMO's Education program is only offered to staff of registered participants, regulators, jurisdictions, consumer advocates and AEMO-accredited metering service providers. If you are not sure, please contact the AEMO Education team to determine your eligibility to enrol: education@aemo.com.au

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Workshop Locations & Dates

PLEASE NOTE : AEMO's Education program is only offered to staff of registered participants, regulators, jurisdictions, consumer advocates and AEMO-accredited metering service providers. If you are not sure, please contact the AEMO Education team to determine your eligibility to enrol: education@aemo.com.au

Some comments from past attendees are:

• "Course well structured and covered a hard topic in good detail and kept it interesting."
• "Fantastic venue, good variety of presenters & knowledge information base."
• "Thought the whole conference was done extremely well."
• "Covered nearly all aspects I had an interest in, and catered for all levels of understanding."

The course is being held 3 times in 2012, in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.

To find out more about our courses, contact the AEMO Education team on education@aemo.com.au.