Student reviews

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Great presentation that focuses mostly on the financing issues required for microgrid projects. I would love to see another presentation from Mr. Burr that outlines the key design differences between microgrid and typical utility/community solar projects, as well as microgrid operation while islanding.

Great

I am not familiar with micro grids, didn’t really understand what they were about, was interesting, and likened the economical aspect of the course as well as learning that micro grids are sturdy, makes me curious if we have any in my are.

Superb

The course is intended for key drivers & stakeholders for a microgrid project, talk about physical and regulatory barriers, boundaries, restrictions, etc. that could lead to investments decisions based on the real site, country and its business benefit enviroment

Coog

its better to take this course step by step it would really helps you a lot

Good

excellent

True

good for all students for electrical branch and other

It is a standard course which provides you with essential information needed to understand the concept of microgrid.

It enhanced our knowledge on Microgrid

Great introduction on Micro-grid

Really i enjoyed this course Its contains useful information videos and easy understanding concepts

The course is a great foundation for every solar energy installer that must do well in the job

Easy to learn

Excellent

very helpful for remote areas in the remote islands

Good

good

This course is very much helpful for my development

It was an opportunity, l would recommend this course to prospective installers, was an eye opener.

This is a good short introduction about the resilient community microgrids

The course is great for those willing to invest in developing microgrids helping them understand where to begin.

This course is a useful tool especially for one who is new to the field as it starts with the definition of microgrid, and the components in it. The presentation on modern, resilient infrastructure supporting public safety, convenience and economic growth was very essential as to where the system should go. I also like the presentation on what drives the market as well as the benefits to the communities. It was also pointed out in the presentation that the critical resilience priorities should be addressed in order to attain an integrated, cost-effective energy development as well as the mention on the trends in the microgrid market. The familiarization with key regulatory concerns, factors such as business and financing, were salient features of the course which students should appreciate in their viewing of the presentation. I recommend this course to those who are very interested in microgrid systems.

it is a good course for who want to start to learn more about MicroGrid and its aspects .

Heat-spring is exceptional. This knowledge base content, collectively put together through industry experts, explains in topics of interest that are modern and reliable resources.

well and informative

The course has given me great insight into how to develop and manage a resilient community microgrid project

It is a great introduction to the microgrid business concept

The course is very short yet covers a lot of topics.

If you are considering becoming involved in a microgrid project, this is a great place to start your research.