About G99 Training

Engineering Knowledge Built Around the Real World.

Specialist UK electrical engineering training focused on G99/G100 compliance, protection testing, relay testing, DNO witness testing and practical grid connection requirements.

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Practical G99 engineering training
Practical Engineering Training that connects standards with real equipment and testing.
01 Specialist Engineering Training

Focused technical learning for electrical engineering professionals.

02 Practical Hands-On Learning

Real equipment, procedures and engineering scenarios.

03 G99 / G100 & DNO Focus

Training shaped around grid connection and network requirements.

04 Industry-Led Knowledge

Practical understanding supported by real engineering experience.

Our Company

Specialist Training for a Changing Energy Landscape.

G99 Training provides specialist electrical engineering training for professionals involved in the connection, testing and operation of power generating facilities.

Our training helps engineers, installers, manufacturers and asset owners understand the technical and practical requirements surrounding G99, G100, protection systems, relay testing and DNO connection procedures.

We focus on turning technical requirements into practical knowledge that can be confidently applied in real engineering environments — from protection settings and testing through to commissioning and DNO witness procedures.

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Dave Pallas, Lead Power Systems Consultant
G99 Training Lead Power Systems Consultant
Technical Leadership

Meet Dave Pallas Engineering Experience Behind the Training.

Dave Pallas brings decades of practical experience across electrical engineering, power systems, renewable generation, grid compliance and DNO connection requirements.


His engineering background supports the practical approach behind G99 Training — helping engineers understand not only what the standards require, but how those requirements apply to real generating facilities, protection systems and commissioning environments.

01
PowerFactory Studies Power-system studies and technical analysis.
02
PSCAD EMT Analysis Detailed electromagnetic transient analysis.
03
G99/2 Compliance Practical knowledge of generation compliance.
04
DNO Connection Support Technical support throughout the connection process.
Understanding the Standard

Purpose of G99-1.

Engineering Recommendation G99 provides requirements for the connection of Power Generating Facilities to the Distribution Networks of licensed Distribution Network Operators.

01
The Complete Connection Process

G99 addresses the process from standards of functionality through to site commissioning, helping customers, manufacturers and generators understand DNO requirements before connection.

02
Network Integrity & Supply Quality

The guidance supports the connection of Power Generating Modules while maintaining the safety, integrity and supply quality of the distribution network.

03
Type-Tested Equipment

Equipment must meet the appropriate ENA type-testing requirements and cannot simply be considered type-tested without recognised evidence.

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Practical Engineering Training Beyond the Classroom
The Bigger Picture

Why is G99 Mains Protection Important?

The generation landscape has changed dramatically. Distribution networks now support a much larger number of distributed generation systems than in the past.

01

Distributed Generation

Wind, solar PV and other generating technologies are increasingly connected across local distribution networks.

02

Grid Stability

More connected generation makes correctly configured protection and reliable network coordination increasingly important.

03

Generator Behaviour

Engineers must understand how generator characteristics and frequency behaviour affect network protection.

04

Safe Disconnection

Parallel-to-mains systems require appropriate protection capable of disconnecting generation during abnormal conditions.

What We Deliver

Practical Training for Real Engineering Challenges.

Training designed to build practical understanding, confidence and technical capability across G99, protection systems, testing and DNO procedures.

01

G99 / G100 Compliance

Understand grid connection requirements, DNO expectations and compliance processes from design through commissioning.

02

Protection Testing

Learn mains protection testing, protection settings and verification procedures.

03

DNO Witness Testing

Build practical understanding for DNO witness testing and commissioning.

04

Relay Testing

Relay configuration, secondary injection, settings and protection verification.

05

Hands-On Training

Work with the equipment and procedures used in real engineering environments.

06

Engineering Guidance

Keep knowledge aligned with changing standards, industry practice and network requirements.

Our Training Environment

Real Equipment.
Real Testing.
Real Learning.

Technical training is most valuable when theory can be connected directly to the equipment and procedures engineers encounter in the field.

Our practical approach gives delegates experience with protection relays, testing equipment and engineering scenarios designed to improve confidence and understanding.

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Why Choose G99 Training

Practical. Relevant. Engineering Focused.

Training designed around the knowledge, tools and requirements engineers need in real-world environments.

01
Experienced Instruction

Learn through practical engineering knowledge and real-world experience.

02
Practical Training

Hands-on learning using equipment, protection systems and testing procedures.

03
Industry-Relevant Knowledge

Focused on current DNO requirements, standards and practical engineering needs.

04
Continuous Development

Helping engineers keep their knowledge current as requirements evolve.

Keeping Knowledge Current

Engineering Requirements Continue to Evolve.

Protection requirements, loss-of-mains settings, commissioning expectations and DNO procedures continue to develop as the UK electricity network changes.


Engineers who completed previous training may therefore need to update their knowledge as standards, testing procedures and network requirements evolve.