NEC 2017 and 2020 Energy Storage Requirements
About this course
It's no secret that the solar industry is quickly becoming the solar + storage industry. Don't take our word for it; according to Swinerton CEO George Hershman, “Everything in 2022 will have a storage component — the vast majority will have storage in 2021. Everything in California and the West, every contracted asset is going to have storage. We’re seeing the scale go up and cost go down — and we understand how to monetize it — it’s here to stay.”
The next course in this series is 2020 NFPA 855 and Fire Code Requirements for ESS. Both courses are offered together in the 2017/2023 Electrical & Fire Codes for Energy Storage Systems Bundle.
This course is included in this bundle
Course outline
Welcome • 2 assignments
Orientation Materials
Module 1 • 10 assignments
NEC 2017 & 2020 Solar-Plus-Storage Requirements
Conclusion • 3 assignments
Feedback and Additional Resources
Continuing Education Units
Approved for the following CEUs
- NABCEP Advanced Credit Hours
- NABCEP NEC
- NABCEP JTA
- NABCEP RE Elective
- NABCEP PV Associate Renewal
NABCEP Registered Provider
This course counts towards the training requirements for taking NABCEP professional certification exams and CEUs for renewing all certifications.
Instructor
An engineer, an educator, and a technical committee member who reviews proposed changes to the National Electrical Code®, Ryan Mayfield has been committed to raising the bar on renewable energy industry best practices since 1999. “We know that the more expertise you have, the more you can drive down risk,” Ryan says. “That’s why we built Mayfield Renewables with...