Renewable Energy Systems – Self-Paced Online Training

June 15, 2026

This course is part of the CSA Group Modular Online Training Program. This online course provides an overview of Section 64 in the 2024 Canadian Electrical Code, Part I. Rather than reviewing the Code in its entirety, this course is designed to provide an overview of Section 64 of the CE Code.

The intent of Section 64 is to keep pace with technological changes by providing general installation requirements for renewable energy systems and specific requirements for individual types of renewable energy systems, energy production systems, energy storage systems, and batteries.

Section 64 does not cover installations where renewable energy systems operate as Class 2 circuits [with voltage and current limited in accordance with the requirements for these types of circuits.

A certificate of achievement is provided upon completion of the course.

For nearly 90 years, the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I has been and continues to be a comprehensive model Code that provides guidance to help make electrical installations and equipment safer.

Learning Objectives

After taking this course, you will be able to:

  • Understand the installation requirements for renewable energy systems, energy production systems, energy storage systems, and batteries.
  • Describe the specific requirements for individual types of renewable energy systems, based on their application, location and operational characteristics.

Target Audience

All professionals, apprentices and students in the electrical industry.

Estimated Completion Time

45 minutes (90 days course access)

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