Training by industry
Training for renewable & storage developers
Roles and courses that fit teams in renewable & storage developers. Each course runs as a public session when scheduled, or in-house for your organisation.
Roles
- Power system & grid engineers — More inverter-based generation on grids planned for synchronous machines.
- Protection, relay & control engineers — Settings that worked for years and now misbehave as fault levels change.
- Renewable, BESS & grid integration engineers — Sizing, comparing and connecting storage when the grid code keeps moving.
- Sustainability, ESG & energy transition — Turning net-zero targets into technology choices the plant can actually run.
Courses
- Power System Fundamentals — next: 24–28 May 2027 (Manila, Philippines)
- Energy Storage & Integration to Power Systems — next: 7–9 Dec 2026 (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
- Insulation Coordination and Power System Transients — available in-house, enquire for dates
- Power System Protection — available in-house, enquire for dates
- Power System Protection Masterclass — available in-house, enquire for dates
- Relay Protection in Power Systems — available in-house, enquire for dates
- Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) — next: 27–29 Oct 2026 (Manila, Philippines)
- Clean Hydrogen for the Power and Utilities Sector — next: 27–28 Oct 2026 (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
- Hydrogen and Ammonia Fuel Use in Combined Cycle Power Plant — available in-house, enquire for dates
- Nuclear Power Generation — next: 17–19 Nov 2026 (Live online)
Frequently asked questions
Which roles in renewable & storage developers does StratEnergy train?
Power system & grid engineers; Protection, relay & control engineers; Renewable, BESS & grid integration engineers; Sustainability, ESG & energy transition.
When is the next session?
The next scheduled session is Power System Fundamentals, 24–28 May 2027 (Manila, Philippines).
Can StratEnergy run an in-house programme?
Yes. Courses can be combined into an in-house programme for your team. Send an in-house enquiry to discuss topics and dates.
Ask about an in-house programme — Plan a programme for your team.