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Training Services 2019

Power Consulting
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Power Consulting Training Services
Who we are
ABB is a pioneering technology leader that works closely with utility,
industry, transportation and infrastructure customers to write the
future of industrial digitalization and to capture value

Within ABB, the Power Consulting unit measures We can help identify the challenges
success by what matters to our customers. Our of today’s power systems and recommend
consultants combine global industry expertise solutions for your specific needs, helping you
with a commitment to helping clients safely and address your unique challenges to capitalise
About us Our teachers
efficiently achieve their electrification objectives. on great opportunities.
Power Grids training experts • PG Consultants and other professionals
from ABB Power Consulting from throughout ABB
We help address issues of electrical network We have provided solutions for customers across
units worldwide. • Well-known specialists from the utility,
strategy, planning, operations, capacity building, six continents giving us a unique, first-hand
Industrial and academic arenas
efficiency, stability, security, reliability, and perspective on the complex political and
resiliency, by assessing these issues and training regulatory environments that our customers face.
our clients in these areas.
We have helped every type of business — from
Power Consulting operates independently from large, multinational utilities to small and medium-
other ABB units allowing us to be product and system sized municipalities and cooperatives, from
agnostic while maintaining a deep knowledge of and manufacturers to hospitals — solve their toughest
familiarity with technologies, standards, and local grid power challenges.
codes from around the world.
Our clients Our facilities
— • 69,000 students • The Power Technologies Experience Centre
01 Power Consulting
units across the world. ABB Power Consulting has offices in 8 countries • 450 courses in Vadodara (India)
• 250 international clients • Training facilites at ABB’s Power Consulting
supporting customer efforts from renewables • 7.400 university students from premises in USA, Brazil, UK, Spain, Sweden,
integration to energy economics leading institutes across India Germany, India and China
• Training sessions at clients’ premises
and asset management

25-plus years of experience at ABB’s

Training and Power Technologies
Experience Training Centre in India
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Training Services Training Services
What we do 2019 open courses

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OPEN COURSES
Open courses Tailored courses
Days Dates Location Price*
Modern Power Grids
We offer a range of technical courses from the We develop specific training programmes adapted
An introduction to electric transportation: EVs and railway systems 3 2-4 Apr 2019 Madrid, ES 1,620 EUR
fundamentals of electrical engineering to the to your staff, activities and needs. Based on your
design of the most critical systems within requirements and our experience, we can design Decentralisation, digitalisation and
3 9-11 Apr 2019 Madrid, ES 1,620 EUR
electrical infrastructures. customised courses within ABB facilities or at your decarbonisation of the energy sector

premises. The EU grid codes requirements and their application 1 9 May 2019 Mannheim, DE 990 EUR
Any interested professional can join these open
Software
courses which have a fixed programme, price, The course content can be tailored to provide a
dates and location for 2019. specific answer to a one time need, or to include Introduction to NEPLAN: a power system software 3 24-26 Sep 2019 Madrid, ES 1,160 EUR

courses in the ABB catalogue, or even to

Planning Studies
— define learning paths that combine several courses
presented over a period of time. Energy transition: opportunities and challenges
On-demand courses with renewable integration
3 18-20 Jun 2019 Madrid, ES 1,620 EUR

and workshops — Power System studies: planning and anlysis 4 12-15 Nov 2019 Stone, UK 2,500 EUR

On-line training and webinars Stategic planning of distribution grids 1 3 Apr 2019 Mannheim, DE 990 EUR

We combine our open courses with a wider range

System Solutions
of technical courses that have a fixed programme
Many of our courses can also be developed in an e- Energy storage in innovative markets and microgrids 2 5-6 Feb 2019 Madrid, ES 1,380 EUR
but can be organised for your company at any
learning format depending on your needs, allowing
preferred date throughout 2019. Introduction to voltage control and reactive power. FACTS solutions 3 26-28 Mar 2019 Madrid, ES 1,380 EUR
you to work self-paced. We also offer a series of
free webinars throughout the year that you can Grid Integration of HVDC light, offshore HVDC and FACTS devices 2 7-8 May 2019 Mannheim, DE 1,980 EUR
Most of our on-demand courses can take place at
attend to stay updated with the latest hot topics
our headquarters in Spain, UK, Germany, India or 1,850 USD
in the energy world. HVDC planning and modelling. Optional: 400 USD
the USA, although we can also organise them at economic justification of HVDC
2 7-9 May 2019 Raleigh, NC, USA
for optional
your premises. content

Specialty Issues

A Primer for subsynchronous oscillations (SSR, SSTI, SSCI) 1 24 Apr 2019 Raleigh, NC, USA 950 USD

Subsynchronous oscillations-the phenomena, studies and mitigation 3 10-12 Sep 2019 Raleigh, NC, USA 2,100 USD

Systems Engineering

Grounding systems 3 7-9 May 2019 Madrid, ES 1,480 EUR

Protection for electric power systems 4 23-26 April 2019 Madrid, ES 1,480 EUR

Overvoltage and insulation coordination 3 15-17 Oct 2019 Madrid, ES 1,480 EUR

Protection Coordination and arc flash hazard analysis 2 7-8 Oct 2019 Stone, UK 1,250 EUR
A wide range of formats and courses Substation engineering 1 9 Apr 2019 Vadodara, IN 700 USD
to meet our customers’ requirements Power system earthing 2 10-11 Apr 2019 Vadodara, IN 1,400 USD

Power systems studies and relay coordination 4 15-18 Oct 2019 Vadodara, IN 2,800 USD

Equipment Management

Transformer maintenance and diagnosis 3 5-7 Mar 2019 Bilbao, ES 1,620 EUR

Asset Management 1 6 May 2019 Mannheim, DE 990 EUR

* Prices include a hard and a soft copy of all training material, coffee breaks and lunch during class days. Prices do not include applicable taxes.
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An introduction to electric Decentralisation, digitalisation The EU grid codes

transportation: EVs and and decarbonisation of requirements and
railway systems the energy sector their application

Objectives Objectives Objectives

Discover the principles of electric vehicles and Discover today’s trends in the decentralization Delve into the technical specifics of European
the various types of battery technologies. of the electricity market. grid codes.
Identify the main traction technologies and Understand the current context of energy Appreciate the role of generating facilities in
storage sizing for electrified transportation. decarbonization and its main challenges. supporting the stability and flexibility of the grid.
Deepen knowledge of key concepts of
Audience cybersecurity, big data or blockchain as applied Audience
Any professional curious about the latest trends to the electricity market. Engineers with basic knowledge of grid planning
in e-mobility and electric transportation. and renewables integration who are interested in
Audience learning about grid codes and their impact on the
Course topics Professionals with experience in the electricity electricity systems.
What are Electric Vehicles? Introduction sector interested in understanding the current
• Types and main characteristics context of the energy transition. Course topics
• Advantages of electrification over • Overview (scope, background and classification)
conventional drivetrains Course topics • Main connections (general principles, connection
• Comparison of hybrid architecture technologies Decarbonisation process and technical requirements)
• Role of electric vehicles in the energy transition • What does “decarbonisation of the economy” • Generating facilities (static voltage maintenance,
Plug-in Electric Vehicles (PEV) mean? dynamic grid support, adaptation of active
• EV deployment • General goals of decarbonisation power, protective devices, verification of
• Battery technologies • EU goals for decarbonisation electrical properties, activation conditions
• Charging: Infrastructure • National transposition of the objectives and synchronization)
• Future trends • On-going measures and current status
Electrified public transportation systems • Challenges
Date: 09 May 2019.
• Deployment and electrification Decentralisation
Location: Mannheim, Germany.
• Storage in electrified public transportation • Transition from centralised to distributed
Price: 990 EUR + VAT
Network integration of electrified transportation generation systems
• Main impacts • New role of consumers
• Impacts on distribution networks • Impact on distribution networks
• Corrective measures • Challenges for retail electric providers
• Grid flexibility • New stakeholders in the sector
Energy storage sizing for electrified public • Decentralisation trends
transportation systems • New regulations
• Energy management systems Digitalisation
• Modelling and sizing methods • Digitalisation in the energy sector
• Optimal sizing • Cybersecurity
• Digitalisation trends
• Case Studies
Date: 02-04 April 2019.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,620 EUR + VAT Date: 09-11 April 2019.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,620 EUR + VAT
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Software

Introduction to NEPLAN:
a power systems software

Objectives
Gain a comprehensive vision of the main
functionalities of the software.
Master basic actions in NEPLAN: represent grids,
work with diagrams, graphic layers and efficiently
use the short-circuit and power flow modules.

Audience
Engineers involved in the study and design of
power grids, beginners in this type of software.

Course topics
• Basics of the user graphic interface
- Create and edit NEPLAN libraries
- Symbol editor
- Data export
- Graphic and grid layers
• Load flow analysis
- Theoretical basics for load flow calculations
- Power system element modelling
- Reference value adjustments
- Load balance
• Short-circuit analysis: single-phase,
two-phase, three-phase
• Single-line diagrams and tables
• Case studies

Date: 24-26 September 2019.

Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,160 EUR + VAT
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Planning Studies

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Energy transition: Power system studies, Strategic planning

opportunities and challenges planning and analysis of distribution grids
with renewables integration

Objectives Objectives Objectives

Understand the technical and economic challenges Understand the modelling of the power system Acquire a deep understanding of how
of integrating variable renewable energies in and concepts of power flow studies. distribution grids are planned.
today’s grid. Understand short-circuit studies, stability
studies and protection principles. Audience
Audience Engineers with experience as grid planners
Professionals in the energy sector with an Audience interested in learning about distribution
engineering background interested in renewables Personnel from electric utilities, power generation, grids.
grid integration. transmission companies and industries and
consultants responsible for the system design, Course topics
Course topics planning and engineering of power system. • The difference between expansion planning
• History and problems of renewable energies and target network planning
• Current energy trends: photovoltaics, solar Course topics • Objectives of planning (economy and
thermal and wave energy • Power system studies-Introduction loss minimisation)
• Stiffness of the grid and technical concepts • Modelling of power system components and • Legal basis (incentive regulation)
• Grid codes networks for various studies • Technical conditions (voltage band, current
• Uncertainty and variability of wind and solar • Load flow studies-voltage profile calculations and carrying capacity of equipment and reliability
• Technical solutions for fulfilling grid codes influencing factors, modelling and case studies indicators such as ASIDI)
• Distributed generation: status and trends • Contingency analysis and optimal power flow • Mapping of future load feed situations
• Electrification of energy demand: status and trends • Short-circuit studies-Z bus matrix and (including electromobility)
• Main challenges of the high penetration of symmetrical components, balanced and • Walkthrough depending on the time horizon
renewables in distribution systems unbalanced faults (Introduction, network slimming and separation
• Studies to determine the compliance with the • Transient stability analysis and voltage point optimisation)
grid codes stability analysis
• Power plants measurements and studies • Basics of power system protection and devices
• Current status of renewable technologies • Integration of wind farms in utilities Date: 03 April 2019.
• Main energy policies implemented at national • IEEE and IEC standards Location: Mannheim, Germany.
and international level to promote the • Power system study tools Price: 990 EUR + VAT
integration of renewable energies • Case studies
• Regulatory framework for renewable energies
internationally.
• Electricity price determination and evolution Date: 12-15 November 2019.
• Introduction to electricity market operation Location: Stone, UK.
• Impact of renewable energies on the Price: 2,500 EUR + VAT
electricity market
• Opportunities for renewable energies in the
wholesale electricity market and the operation
of the power system
Visit to the world’s first
Date: 18-20 June 2019. Renewable Integration
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,620 EUR + VAT
Centre (CECRE) in Madrid
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System Solutions

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Energy storage in Introduction to voltage

innovative markets control and reactive
and microgrids power - FACTS solutions

Objectives Objectives
Explore today’s innovative markets for energy Understand the fundamentals of voltage and
storage and the trends in business models for reactive power network problems.
microgrids. Discover the alternatives, technical and economical
advantages that FACTS systems can provide.
Audience
Any professional interested in understanding Audience
the problems of energy storage in macro and Professionals dealing with reactive power
microgrids. problems who are interested in the technological
solutions and their applications.
Course topics
Introduction to storage technologies Course topics
• Description of present grid related challenges • Voltage and reactive power control
• Rationale for designing storage systems within - Analysis of grid problems
the grid and regulatory framework - Consumption and generation of reactive power
• Main energy storage technologies - Solutions for reactive power and voltage control
Main storage technologies • FACTS systems
• Battery storage: Description of the - Dynamic shunt compensation
technology with examples - Applications of FACTS devices: T&D grids,
• Flywheel energy storage: Description renewables, industry, railway
of the Technology with examples - Configuration and components of a FACTS
• Power electronics and automation in installation
storage systems - Control and protection
Innovative applications for energy - Comparison of STATCOM and SVC
storage systems • Economics of FACTS
• Microgrids: • A FACTS project: from the feasibility study
• Interconnected networks to commissioning
Case studies
• Case studies: feasibility study, storage
technology selection and dimensioning Date: 26-28 March 2019.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,380 EUR + VAT
Date: 05-06 February 2019.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,380 EUR + VAT
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Grid integration of HVDC HVDC planning, modelling

light, offshore HVDC and economic justification
and FACTS devices

Objectives Objectives
Understand the role of HVDC in today’s grids. Obtain a high-level understanding of HVDC
Discover the functionalities of Voltage Source technology, existing applications, market drivers
Converters (VSC) in FACTS and HVDC systems. and operational considerations.
Acquire an understanding of HVDC interactions
Audience with AC systems, modelling considerations, and
Engineers with experience as grid planners controls.
and interest in better understanding the role Appreciate issues addressed by new or existing
of HVDC and FACTS devices. HVDC applications.
Understand economic aspects of project
Course topics justification (optional).
• HVDC introduction (history and background)
• FACTS devices and characteristics Audience
• VSC theory Individuals who work for developers, electric
• VSC harmonics utilities and transmission system operators who are
• VSC controls involved in the planning, engineering, specification
• Network integration (steady-state analysis) and operation of power transmission systems.
• Control modelling for studies
• Case studies for dynamic and Course topics
harmonic analysis • HVDC transmission market drivers and benefits
• HVDC technologies and equipment
• HVDC applications
Date: 07-08 May 2019. • HVDC controls
Location: Mannheim, Germany. • HVDC – AC system integration
Price: 1,980 EUR + VAT • Planning and specification studies
• HVDC modelling
• HVDC in weak systems
• Future trends and challenges
Optional ½ day
• HVDC economic studies
• Transmission constraints and HVDC
operational nomograms
• HVDC grid model for economic studies

Date: 07-09 May 2019.

Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
Price: 1,850 USD for 2 full days (7-8 May).
400 USD for optional ½ day (9 May)
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A primer for subsynchronous Subsynchronous oscillations:

oscillations (SSR, SSTI, SSCI) phenomena, studies and
mitigation

Objectives
Gain a general understanding of the various
types of subsynchronous oscillation (SSO)
phenomena and their causes.
Gain an overview of the studies required to
identify the potential risks of SSO.
Review possible mitigation and protection
measures for SSO.
Audience
Individuals who work for developers, electric
utilities and transmission system operators who
need a high-level understanding of the risks
associated with subsynchronous oscillations
including the potential impacts to equipment,
plant design and points-of-interconnection.
Course topics
• History of SSO
• Overview of SSO phenomena and their causes
- Induction Generator Effect and
Subsynchronous Control Interaction (SSCI)
- Torsional interaction due to series capacitors
and active devices such as HVDC stations, SVCs
or STATCOMs
- Torque amplifications
• Impacts of POI selection
• SSO studies
• Potential mitigation and protection options
Objectives
Understand of the various types of
subsynchronous oscillation (SSO) phenomena.
Understand the role of electrical machines and
the power grid in SSO.
Understand the studies required to identify the
potential risks of SSO and how to interpret the
results. Review potential mitigation and protection
measures for SSO.
Audience
Individuals who work for developers,
electric utilities and transmission system operators
who need a more complete understanding of the
risks of subsynchronous oscillations and the
potential impacts to equipment, plant design and
points-of-interconnection.
Course topics
• An Overview of SSO and its history
• The underlying concepts of SSO phenomena
• Electrical machines and characteristics
associated with SSO
• Mechanical aspects of machines associated
with SSO
• The electrical grid’s contribution to SSO
• In depth discussion of SSO phenomena
• Mitigation and protection for SSO
• SSO studies and modelling aspects

Date: 24 April 2019. Date: 10-12 September 2019.

Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. Location: Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
Price: 950 USD Price: 2,100 USD
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Grounding Protection for electric

systems power systems

Objectives
Learn the basic criteria for the safe design of
earthing systems in any high voltage facility.
Analysis using case studies following
the international standards IEC and IEEE.
Audience
Professionals involved in the study, operation
or maintenance of electrical installations.
Objectives
Identify the main protection devices and systems
used in generation, transmission and distribution.
Audience
Engineers without experience in the field
of electrical protection, as well as those who
are interested in the theoretical aspects of
their operation.

Course topics Course topics

• Soil characteristics and systems geometry • Fault calculation
• Electrical current flow analysis • Devices associated with protection systems
• Step and touch potentials determination • Basic concepts regarding protection relays
• Design and installation aspects • Protection for lines
• Measurements of soil resistivity, resistance • Protection for generators
grounding and voltages • Protection for static machines
• Case studies: substations and smaller • Common protection for systems
stations based on current standards
and applicable legislation
Date: 23-26 April 2019.
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Date: 07-09 May 2019. Price: 1,480 EUR + VAT
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,480 EUR + VAT
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Systems Engineering

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Overvoltage and Protection coordination

insulation coordination and arc flash hazard analysis

Objectives Objectives
Understand how to ensure the insulation Understand the concept of Power System
coordination of electrical systems. protections and grading studies.
Learn how to select surge arresters, line Understand arc flash hazard concept and analysis.
insulation levels, shield wires, earthing and
related items. Audience
Personnel from electric utilities, power generation,
Audience transmission companies and industries and
Engineers and technicians with an consultants responsible for system design,
electrical background. planning and engineering of power system.

Course topics Course topics

• Insulation coordination • Power system protection principles
• Temporary overvoltages (TOV) • Relay co-ordination and grading between
• Fast front lightning overvoltages overcurrent and protection devices
• Slow front overvoltages • Directional overcurrent relays
• Insulation levels selection and coordination • Unit protection
• Protection equipment. Surge arresters • Primary and backup relays and their grading
• Shielding • Arc flash hazard concepts
• Substation case study • Arc flash hazard analysis
• Power system study tools
• IEEE 242, NFPA standards
Date: 15-17 October 2019. • Case studies
Location: Madrid, Spain.
Price: 1,480 EUR + VAT
Date: 07-08 October 2019.
Location: Stone, UK.
Price: 1,250 EUR + VAT
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Systems Engineering

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Substation Power system Power system studies

engineering earthing and relay coordination

Objectives Objectives Objectives

Understand various substation basics and
switching configurations.
Understand different types of busbar
configurations and layout engineering issues.
Understand the various substation equipment
and accessories.
Audience
Electrical engineers, design, EPC, testing
and commissioning personnel, consultants
and engineers from generation companies,
industries having IPPs and CPPs, utilities,
industries and process plants, academia,
students of electrical/power system.
Course topics
• Switchyard basics, various
switching configurations
• Basics of protection philosophy for
different bus configurations
• Layout engineering (basic considerations)
• Overview of substation design calculations
• Statutory obligations and safety aspects
in substations
• Equipment and accessories
Date: 09 April 2019.
Location: Vadodara, India.
Price: 700 USD + VAT
Gain knowledge necessary to design and manage
the earthing systems for utilities and industries.
Appreciate the complex problems of conductive
and inductive interrelationships between
substation and powerline earthing. Appreciate the
techniques for solving problems found in earthing
system design using computer based techniques.
Audience
Asset managers, project managers, maintenance
managers, electrical engineers and other technical
staff responsible for power system or other assets
that rely on earthing systems for their safe and
correct operation. Understand the risk associated
with earthing and possible mitigation options.
Course topics
• Basic concepts of earthing, electrical properties
of soil and measurement
• Earth potential rise, step and touch
potential concepts
• Fundamentals of overhead line earthing, cable
earthing and equipment earthing
• Basics of lightning and surge protection
• Overview of earthing system design
and case studies
Date: 10-11 April 2019.
Location: Vadodara, India.
Price: 1,400 USD + VAT
Build knowledge on the modelling of power system
components. Appreciate the different types power
system analysis and their relevance to power systems.
Gain insight into related IEEE/IEC standards.
Understand the analysis functions in the NEPLAN
power system software.
Audience
Electrical engineers, design, EPC, testing and
commissioning personnel, consultants and engineers
from generation companies, industries having IPPS
and CPPs, utilities, industries and process plants,
academia, students of electrical/power system.
Course topics
• Load flow, voltage profile calculations and
influencing factors, modelling and case studies,
contingency analysis
• Transient stability and voltage stability analysis
• Harmonic analysis
• Fault calculation, short-circuit current calculations
and studies. Z bus matrix and symmetrical
components, balanced and unbalanced faults
• Relay co-ordination and grading between overcurrent
and short circuit devices
• Power system study tools – NEPLAN® and
case studies
Date: 15-18 October 2019.
Location: Vadodara, India.
Price: 2,800 USD + VAT
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Equipment Management

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Transformer maintenance Asset

and diagnosis management

Objectives Objectives
Become familiar with the transformers’ life Explore the fundamentals of asset
management based on condition analysis, risk management and how it has evolved.
assessment and overall planning. Gain knowledge and master the importance
Discover the key diagnostic method and of accounting for all management functions
techniques of preventive and corrective and understanding their role.
maintenance. Learn how to perform asset simulations with
a software like NEPLAN.
Audience
Engineers and technicians interested in advanced Audience
management of transformer life. Professionals with experience in asset
management related to the energy sector.
Course topics
• Types of transformers and configurations Course topics
- Main components and configurations • Basis of asset management (development
- Accessories and protection components in recent years, motivation, challenges)
• Maintenance techniques • Structure of asset management (maintenance
- Preventive strategies, FMEA, aging behaviour resources,
- Predictive aging model, remaining lifespan, renewal
- Corrective strategy, short and long-term consideration)
• Advanced diagnostic testing • Business management functions (budget
• Visit to the transformer repair facilities planning, economic considerations,
Life Cycle Cost)
• State, importance and risk assessment
Date: 05-07 March 2019.
• Asset simulation
Location: Bilbao, Spain.
• Integration into the company organization
Price: 1,620 EUR + VAT
• System landscape in asset management
• Short introduction of the software NEPLAN AM

Date: 06 May 2019.

Location: Mannheim, Germany.
Price: 990 EUR + VAT
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State of the art training facility in Asia
ABB PowerTEC

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Infrastructure Practical demonstrations

• Experience center • Life size equipment

• Auditorium with 100 + capacity • Cut sections
• 2 Classrooms with 30+ capacity each • Models
• Customer Lounge • Switchyard

Futuristic technology

• Virtual reality experience of HVDC

• Factory cockpit
• Live Industrial Microgrid

The state of the art

infrastructure blended
with experienced trainers
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