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Distributed Generation - Integration, Interconnection & Standards Date Tuesday, September 11, 2007 - 13:00 Duration / timezone 1 hour / Europe Standard Time (Brussels) Speaker Frederik Groeman, KEMA Enrollement url https://le.webex.com/le/onstage/g.php?t=a&d=849039246 Content Traditionally electricity networks have been built to transport electrical energy generated by large, central placed, power production units. The new, relatively small, distributed generation (DG) units are usually connected to distribution networks, not designed to host power generators. Most studies confirm that 10-15% penetration of DG can easily be absorbed in the electricity network without major structural changes. DG is emerging as a promising electricity generating technology for a number of reasons. Three independent trends are currently laying the groundwork for the possible widespread adoption of DG: Utility industry restructuring The political will to increase the use of RES (Renewable Energy Sources) And technology advancements

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Multiphysics for MATLAB® Users

Thursday, 6 September 2007  

2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT / 18:00 GMT (Duration: 1 hour)

Learn how to build, run, and post-process multiphysics models directly from the MATLAB prompt, Simulink®, and toolboxes. EM application examples will be demonstrated from DC to light as well as applications within Mechanical Engineering for control system design, optimization, circuit simulation, and more.

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