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We are pleased to announce that as a part of the ETAP 14 upcoming release, we are offering our customers a special opportunity to purchase Star Auto-Evaluation.

Star Auto-Evaluation is a new powerful capability that intelligently detects zones of protection & coordination/selectivity. Adequacy of protective device settings is then automatically evaluated based on customizable design criteria & rules.

• Intelligent auto-detection of protection zones
• Automated Protection & Coordination Evaluation
• Evaluation criteria based on RuleBook
• Automated display of  device TCC curves
• Extensive condition & violation messages
• Color-coded tabular & graphical results
• Interactive result viewer 
• Easy-to-make reports from graphical results

We welcome you to attend the ETAP User Conference, April 20-22, 2015 in Irvine, California. The latest conference agenda is now available online. 

Join several hundred peers and ETAP technology partners from around the world representing industries including Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Industrial (Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Metals & Mining, etc.), Mission Critical Facilities (Data Center, Hospitals, etc.), Low-Voltage Systems and more.

Don’t miss this chance to gain in-depth technical insights on the application of ETAP solutions, user case studies and projects, technology showcase, hands-on workshops, and interactive demonstrations from modeling to operation.

This informative and technical, three-day event, covers over 50 presentations and case studies by ETAP users and experts on a broad range of electrical power systems applications, model-driven engineering and operation, and ETAP 14 technology.

Manitoba Hydro International, developers of the PSCAD® software is collaborating with ETAP on an interface.   With this interface, engineering professionals can use ETAP for design and analysis and then exchange the system data into PSCAD for preforming ElectroMagnetic Transient analyses such as switching transients, insulation coordination, lightning surges, etc.

ETAP provides an intuitive interface with widely used EMTP software solutions for comprehensive and efficient simulation of all sizes of power systems.

The EMTP interface is expected to be commercially available with the release of ETAP 14.

From Modeling to Operation - the model-driven approach to power system engineering is taking the industry by storm. 

Recently at the AVEVA World Summit in Berlin, Germany, ETAP presented how it’s model-driven power system technology is transforming the way engineers and facility owner operators view the design process as part of an extended lifecycle-long undertaking.

Entitled "Intelligent Situational Awareness: Why Model-Driven Engineering Solutions and Predictive Simulation are Essential for System Design & Operation," Shervin Shokooh, ETAP’s COO described how a one-line power system model serves as the basis for the entire facility lifecycle to provide predictive analytics to help engineers and operators increase their understanding of systems in a cost-effective and repeatable environment by offering Situational Intelligent

We are please to announce that the latest version of the ETAP Student Edition is now available to students attending participating power system programs at colleges and universities worldwide.

After registering through their professor, students can download a free academic version of this powerful new version, specially configured for academic use. 

ETAP Student Edition  includes capabilities for building one-line models up to 25 buses, as well as powerful ETAP modules for short circuit analysis, load flow analysis, renewable energy, device coordination / selectivity, and libraries amongst other valuable features.

The 10th annual ETAP South Korea User Group was held on October 15th at the Renaissance Hotel in Seoul wIth 119 attendees from 56 companies.

Hosted by Seoul Data System, ETAP local partner, this informative event featured a preview of ETAP 14 technology, presented by Dr. Farrokh Shokooh (CEO, ETAP) followed by several user case studies.