Harmonic Assessment and Filters For Renewable Energy Systems

Wind, Solar & BESS

DATE & TIME : 18-20 Nov 2026, 9am -5pm AEDT Sydney Time

VENUE: Sydney Central Hotel / Live Stream via Zoom
DELIVERY : Hybrid Seminar (In-person) | Online)
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    Introduction

    As Australia transitions towards clean, renewable energy, power-electronic-based generation sources such as solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems (BESS) are gradually replacing the aging fleet of coal-fired power stations. While these technologies provide significant benefits to network operators and consumers, they also introduce new challenges—particularly in managing harmonic distortions in the power system.

    Harmonics can adversely affect grid stability, equipment performance, and compliance with regulatory standards. Network operators and plant owners must navigate complex harmonic compliance requirements and implement suitable filter solutions to ensure reliable and efficient operation. However, understanding and addressing harmonic issues can be a technically challenging task, requiring a deep knowledge of power system behaviour, modelling
    techniques, and mitigation strategies.

    Who Should Attend?

    This comprehensive 3-day training course is designed to provide practical knowledge and technical expertise on harmonic assessment and filter application for renewable energy systems. Participants will gain insights into power quality fundamentals, harmonic modelling, compliance assessment methodologies, and the practical application of passive and active harmonic filters. The course will also cover relevant industry standards and guidelines, along with real-world case studies to enhance practical understanding. By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped with the essential tools to assess harmonic impacts, design effective mitigation strategies, and ensure compliance with transmission and distribution network requirements.

    By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

    • Understand the fundamentals of harmonics, including sources, phase sequences, and their impact on power systems.
    • Apply harmonic modeling techniques for sources, transformers, reactors, filters, and network components.
    • Interpret key industry standards like IEC 61000-3-6 (AS/NZS IEC/TR 61000-3-6:2012), IEEE 519, and Australian National Electricity Rules (NER).
    • Perform harmonic compliance assessments and evaluate network scenarios against grid codes.
    • Understand harmonic filter solutions, including passive and active filters, configurations, and integration strategies.
    • Analyze case studies on harmonic challenges, filter failures, and mitigation in transmission and distribution networks.
    • Master harmonic measurement techniques, instrument selection, data analysis, and reporting for compliance.

    This course will equip participants with the skills to handle harmonic assessments and filter solutions for renewable energy systems.

    Topics to be covered

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    • Fundamentals
    • Harmonic Modelling
    • Harmonic Impedances
    • Harmonic Standards and Guidelines
    • Australian TNSP Harmonic Compliance Assessment
    • Guidelines
    • Passive Harmonic Filters
    • Practical Exercises
    • Practical Harmonic Case Studies
    • Harmonic Measurements
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      About the Seminar Leader

      Our seminar leader is a highly experienced Power System Engineer with over 28 years of expertise in the electricity supply industry and energy consulting, both in Australia and internationally. His knowledge spans high-risk HV projects, Network Planning, Renewable Energy Zones, System Strength, Voltage Stability, Reactive Power Control, Harmonics, Wind/Solar/BESS Integration, Substation Design, NEM Connections, Power System Studies, Fault Investigation, and FACTS Systems (SVC/STATCOMs).

      He has successfully led multidisciplinary teams to execute high-voltage capital projects valued over $300M and is an active member of Standards Australia, IEC Standards, and CIGRE Working Groups.

      Seminar Fees (3-Day Seminar)

      Super Early-Bird Fee

      If payment & registrations are received by
      2 Sep 2026

      In-Person Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,590

      Online Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,450

      Early-Bird Fee

      If payment & registrations are received by
      7 Oct 2026

      In-Person Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,640

      Online Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,500

      Standard Fee

      Per Delegate

      In-Person Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,690

      Online Attendee
      Registration Fees (Excl. GST): AU$1,550

      Group Discounts

      CPD International recognizes the value of learning in teams. Register 3 or more delegates at the same time and receive 5% off current fee. Group Discount will compound on the top of your early-bird discount fees where applicable

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      There are 3 ways to register for CPD International Seminars, email us at register@cpdint.com.au, call us on 0450 387 277  (Winnie Motta)  Or
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