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SUMMARY:Course:  Safety in Design (SiD)
DESCRIPTION:Based on the EEA’s Safety in Design Guide (2016) the purpose of the Safety in Design (SiD) course is to give participants an understanding of the contribution of a variety of perspectives to SiD\, and practice using a selection of risk-based tools and techniques in real-world scenarios. \nCourse structure\nWe have embraced the concept of Kāhui Ako (communities of learning) in the delivery of the SiD courses. ElectroNet and other experts tutor the course\, and we work with you beforehand to ensure that your needs are catered to\, and that the case studies are relevant. \nWorkshops include: \n\nCase studies provided by other organisations who have completed the courses\, and have donated their material and lessons learned\nCase studies provided by you\n\nSafety in Design SiD course – 2025 \nNeed to upskill or train a team? Inhouse training is available for all EEA courses.  Contact us to discuss your needs at admin@eea.co.nz. \nAbout the SiD course\nThe SiD course involves a comprehensive online component (taking approximately 6hrs)\, followed by either a full-day onsite workshop\, or four\, 2hr group webinars over a four-week period. You can choose which type of workshop is best for you and your organisation. \nOnce complete\, we offer an organisational SiD Maturity Assessment. The purpose of the assessment is to objectively assess an organisation’s SiD maturity\, with the results presented in the form of a SiD improvement plan. \nCourse commences\nMonday 3rd August 2026 \nRegistration\nFollow the link below to register for this course.
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SUMMARY:EEA Innovation Webinar Series 2026
DESCRIPTION:The EEA seeks out the people closest to the sector’s biggest challenges and brings their work straight to our members\, free of charge.  This year’s series spans three sessions: \n\nPowerco’s work on AI-driven forecasting and grid-edge connections\nHorizon Networks’ trial of an AI-based climate resilience platform\nNew international research on consumer trust and equity from the University of Notre Dame\n\nIt is a chance to hear directly from the engineers\, researchers\, and innovators shaping where our industry is headed\, well before the ideas reach the wider market. \nThese sessions will focus on how Aotearoa New Zealand’s electricity sector is adapting to a faster-changing\, more decentralised future. Each session brings practical insight from people working at the front line of the industry’s biggest challenges\, from AI-driven forecasting and climate resilience to the consumer side of the energy transition. \nEach session runs 11am-12pm on the dates shown below.  There is no charge to attend for EEA members\, but registration is required. \n\nOctober session \nNote:  No September session due to EEA2026 \nWho Powers the Future? Consumer behaviour\, pricing\, and trust in Aotearoa New Zealand’s electricity transition \nWhen: Tuesday 13 October 2026\, 11am-12pm \nPresented by: Baxter Kamana-Williams from the University of Notre Dame \nDescription: Decisions on pricing\, distributed generation and demand-side management will shape who benefits\, and who doesn’t\, as New Zealand’s electricity system decentralises. This session looks at the often-overlooked consumer side of that equation. \nBaxter Kamana-Williams presents new research across five key areas: behavioural dynamics\, electricity pricing\, distributed generation and storage\, energy efficiency\, and consumer trust. He’ll explore why demand-side management is more complex than it looks\, how pricing and DG policy can advance or undermine equity\, and why consumer trust is critical to whether energy policy succeeds. \nWho should attend: Energy policy professionals\, regulators\, distribution network operators\, demand-side management practitioners\, and anyone interested in energy equity and the residential consumer experience. \nUse this link to register for 13 October 2026
URL:https://eea.co.nz/event/eea-innovation-webinar-series-2026-2/
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SUMMARY:Course:  Mathematics for Overhead Line Designers
DESCRIPTION:The Mathematics for Overhead Line Designers course was developed in response to feedback from those who participated in the Micro-credential in Overhead Line Design who felt their mathematics knowledge needed refreshing before beginning the technical modules. \nThe course is not a compulsory part of the micro-credential but is recommended. \nAbout\nThe course is suitable for technical engineers and electrical tradespeople who work as a line designer and are aware of gaps in their knowledge of the mathematics involved. Participants will already have a basic understanding of electrical theory and NCEA Level 1 (or equivalent) mathematics skills. \nTheoretical knowledge and skills are shared through two stand-alone modules delivered in webinar workshops. Practice is undertaken as homework between workshops\, and ‘cheat-sheets’ are provided as takeaways to help you in your job. \nNeed to upskill or train a team? Inhouse training is available for all EEA courses.  Contact us to discuss your needs at admin@eea.co.nz. \nProgramme structure\nThe modules include: \n\nModule 1 – Algebraic equations (delivered in three 1.5hr workshops)\nModule 2 – Trigonometry (delivered in two 1.5hr workshops)\n\nUpon completion of these modules\, you will be able to: \n\nPerform basic mathematic calculations\nInterpret and use engineering formulae\nCheck engineering design calculations\n\nMathematics for OH Line Design course Flyer – 2025 \nCourse commences\nFriday 16th October 2026 (To be confirmed)
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SUMMARY:Annual Power Engineering Exchange (APEX) 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join us\, share your story\, and help power the future at APEX 2026!\nAPEX is a conference for graduate engineers\, of any discipline\, in the power engineering industry and a great opportunity to share experiences while learning from the presentations of others. \nNetworking at events such as the APEX summit is an excellent way to start relationships and gain exposure to industry. \nAPEX is now also a must-attend for students willing to meet and get useful advice from graduates\, or simply to hear about some fantastic projects and understand the electricity industry. \nThis years Annual Power Engineering Exchange [APEX] Summit 2026 is being held on Tuesday 10th November and will take place at Shed 6\, 12 Queens Wharf\, Wellington. \nCALL FOR ABSTRACTS – OPEN \nAbstracts to be submitted to admin@eea.co.nz by Friday 2nd October. \n\nAbstract submission (200 word) word document\nBio note (<100 words): word document\nPhotograph: .jpg format and passport size\nThe notification of acceptance will be by Monday 12th October.\n\nTHE THEME:  Power with Purpose\nAt APEX 2026 we invite you to share your collective knowledge and experience on how you are working to deliver more sustainable\, customer-centric energy solutions\, and resilient infrastructure while continuing to deliver a safe\, reliable\, and secure electricity supply to our communities and businesses. \nPossible topics are shown below to help in your consideration—noting that it is not an exclusive list so please offer other presentations if you wish. \nTopics could include: \n\nConsumer/Community engagement in energy transition\nEmerging technologies and flexibility\nSustainability and environmental excellence\nSystem Integration and Big Data impacts\nAsset engineering – management\, optimisation\, and integration\nEnabling distributed energy resources (DER)\nAsset management\, climate change\, resilience\, and future asset planning\nArtificial intelligence\, automation\, digitisation\, and communication\n\nAPEX 2026 – Call for Papers – Flyer \nRegistration\nThere is no charge to attend but registration is required.
URL:https://eea.co.nz/event/annual-power-engineering-exchange-apex-2026/
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