EMTP® Alliance has been actively engaging with the power industry sector to expand on simulation solutions for meeting global future energy needs. EMTP® is expanding its user base network with a solid reputation.

The EMTP® team has proposed a comprehensive training program for EVN NLDC on the topic of simulation and analysis of large-scale power systems with renewable energies.

Winners of the EMTP® Research Contribution Prize Program 2021

The EMTP® team is pleased to announce the winners of the EMTP® Research Contribution Prize program which took place in 2021. The aim of the award is to recognize student contributions to the technology associated with power system transients. The two competition categories are...

Cigre 2021

EMTP® Team thanks everyone who attended the Cigre Canada Conference and visited our booth. It was a pleasure to see everyone in person with the return to a physical conference. We hope it was a good opportunity to engage with your peers, discuss your challenges with our team and understand how EMTP® is the solution for accurate computation of power system transients.

Latest Version 4.2

EMTP® is the most complete and technically advanced software for simulation and analysis of power systems. New line/cable data module, new power electronics toolbox, new asynchronous machine database, Renewable toolbox, additions to exciters and governors toolbox, simulink module for EMTP® update, transformer model improvements, and many others.

Don't miss the 2021 EMTP User Conference August 31st and September 7th, 2021.

Following the great success of the 2020 User Conference, we are happy to announce that the 2021 EMTP® User Conference will be VIRTUAL and accessible WORLDWIDE.

Press Release - EMTP Alliance and SMA Solar Technology AG

EMTP Alliance and SMA Solar Technology AG are glad to announce their partnership to model SMA manufacturer products in EMTP®. PGSTech’s support with SMA Solar Technology AG will provide a comprehensive portfolio of EMTP® models which can be shared with their customers for studies when Electromagnetic Transient (EMT) models are requested. Henry Gras, of EMTP Alliance says,