CREPS

Centre for Renewable Energy and Power Systems

“Helping power industry meet the challenges of the 21st Century”
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Mission Statement

  •   Advance research in the area of renewable energy and power engineering in Australia.
  •  Promote strategic cooperation between the University of Tasmania and Tasmanian  Power Industries in the area of renewable energy and power engineering research, and
  •   Establish the University of Tasmania as a world class research institution in the area  of renewable energy and power engineering.



 

News and Events:

PSE 2009
Professional Development Course - 'Power Systems Engineering'
Semester 2, 2009
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PQ 2009
Professional Development Short Course - Introduction to Power Quality
19-21 October 2009
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EOPS 2009 
Professional Development Short Course
API Master Class - Emergency Operations of Power Systems
16-20 November 2009
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AISAT 2009
The 3rd International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Science and Technology (AISAT)
23-24 November 2009
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 Grant Success for Centre for Renewable Energy and Power Systems (CREPS)
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 2009 Honours Prizes
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Graduate Certificate in Renewable Energy and Power Systems
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The API Postdoctoral Fellowship for a woman specialising in renewable energy
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IEEE Tasmanian Sub-section
 Blackout Development Mechanisms and Emergency Control System against Power System Blackouts
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