A U.S.-market workflow for integrating PV, storage, and other distributed resources with realistic interconnection, protection, and operating-mode planning.
Renewable Integration and Interconnection for U.S. Facilities
Move from PV and storage concept selection into U.S. interconnection, service-equipment, controls, and commissioning decisions for real facilities.
Updated April 24, 2026
Learning Objectives
- Define site operating objectives before choosing PV and storage architecture
- Coordinate interconnection assumptions with service equipment, conductors, and NEC workflow
- Review feeder loading, backfeed, control transitions, and fault behavior before procurement
- Commission renewable operating modes with a documented maintenance baseline
Prerequisites
Course Content
A practical U.S.-market workflow for sizing self-consumption PV systems around load profile, interconnection strategy, service equipment, and commissioning discipline.
A practical engineering framework for reducing electrical losses and operating cost through load analysis, equipment selection, and controls.
Practice with Calculators
Screen PV array output, system size, and basic solar-production assumptions.
Screen PV inverter AC size, DC-AC ratio range, and cold-weather modules per string from module data.
Screen nominal battery-bank kWh and amp-hours from daily energy, runtime, or a planned peak-shaving discharge window.
Estimate solar project payback, incentives, and long-term return from production, rate, and installed cost assumptions.