Get started with EMTP® - Beginners
2026-09-15 - 2026-09-16
Overview
This training will be held in English.
This course is designed to help participants gain a solid foundation in electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulation using EMTP®. By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of EMT simulation

Training: Get Started with EMTP

Know how to simulate and visualize waveforms

Know how to model power system components

No prior experience is required – the course includes hands-on exercises and guided examples to build both theoretical understanding and practical skills.

Training structure
The training lasts for 3 days, running daily from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The sessions will be conducted in English.

Computer and temporary EMTP® licenses
Every participant is required to bring their own personal computer. Temporary EMTP® licenses will be provided to participants for the course’s duration.
Intended audience
This training is ideal for T&D electrical engineers, consultants, industry professionals, researchers, and post-graduate students involved in power system studies.

Program
Session 1– 15th of September – 9am to 12pm

Introduction to EMTP®
Theoretical background on power systems and transients; analysis methods
The range of problems and frequencies: lightning, switching, and temporary overvoltages; electromechanical transients
Numerical methods for the simulation of transients
Initialization methods of EMTP®

Session 2– 16th of September – 9am to 12pm

Time-domain simulation options of EMTP®
Scopes and visualization options
Overview of EMTP® components: power and control devices
Creation and maintenance of subnetworks with masking
Building basic test cases

Mastering EMTP: Advanced Training
2026-10-13 - 2026-10-15
Overview
This training will be held in English.
This course is designed to help participants master advanced capabilities in EMTP® and leverage them for greater efficiency and customization. By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

Improve proficiency with EMTP®
Script and automate the graphical user interface
Create customized toolboxes
Integrate DLLs to extend EMTP’s functionality

Prior experience with EMTP is strongly recommended. The course includes hands-on exercises and guided examples to build both theoretical understanding and practical skills for advanced workflows.

Training structure
The training lasts for 3 days, running daily from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., except for the third day, which ends at 11:00 a.m. The sessions will be conducted in English.

Computer and temporary EMTP® licenses
Every participant is required to bring their own personal computer. Temporary EMTP® licenses will be provided to participants for the course’s duration.
Intended audience
This training is ideal for T&D electrical engineers, consultants, industry professionals, researchers, and post-graduate students involved in power system studies.
Ticket types
Regular Ticket (Full Admission)
Includes a temporary EMTP® license, access to live Q&A, and participation in small hands-on labs with personalized support. Ideal for those who want to actively practice during the training.
Listener Ticket (Listen Only)
Grants full access to all presentations and sessions but excludes EMTP® licenses and lab participation. Best for those who prefer to focus on listening only.

Program
Day 1: Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Parallel computing
Parametric study

Day 2: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Scripting with EMTP® (JavaScript, Python)- Modify a circuit
– Modify a circuit
– Start a simulation
– Post process results

Day 3: Thursday, October 15, 2026

Control DLL integration using CIGRE/IEEE standard DLL interface

IBR models verifications and compliances for bulk power-system integrations
2026-10-26 - 2026-10-29
Overview
This training will be held in English.
This course is designed to deepen your expertise in EMT Inverter-Based Resource (IBR) models using EMTP®. By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

To Understand EMT IBR models

To know how to build EMT IBR models

To understand which model to use for what studies

To know how to verify the quality and the conformity of an IBR model

To know how to perform important EMT studies:
– LVRT / HVRT
– Temporary Overvoltages
– Switching
– Stability
– Sub-Synchronous Control Interaction (SSCI)

This course includes hands-on exercises and guided examples to build both theoretical understanding and practical skills.

Training structure
The training lasts for 5 days, running daily from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., except for the last day, which ends at 11:00 a.m. The sessions will be conducted in English.

Computer and temporary EMTP® licenses
Every participant is required to bring their own personal computer. Temporary EMTP® licenses will be provided to participants for the course’s duration.
Intended audience
This training is ideal for T&D electrical engineers, consultants, industry professionals, researchers, and post-graduate students involved in power system studies.

Program
Session 1– 26th of October – 9am to 12pm
– Wind-park and Photovoltaic Park Modeling in EMT-type Tools

WECC representation
Grid-Forming converter

Session 2 – 27th of October – 9am to 12pm
– Renewable Energy Integration Studies

Load-flow and steady-state
Reference step-changes
LVRT/HVRT assessment
Transient immunity assessment

Session 3 – 28th of October – 9am to 12pm
– Renewable Energy Integration Studies

Harmonic analysis
Transformer energization
Temporary overvoltages
Sub-synchronous Control Interaction (SSCI)

Session 4 – 29th of October– 9am to 12pm
– Automated Model Quality Test (MQT) and Conformity Assessment of Inverter-Based Resources with E-Interconnect
– Questions & Answers
