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	The Power Electronics and Energy Research Group (PEER), formerly the Power Electronics Research Group (PERG), was initiated at Concordia University in 1986. The activities of the group are supported by grants from Federal and Provincial Granting Agencies, as well as industry.
	PEER offers a curriculum in  static power converters and electric machines and drives that serves students at the university as well as
	engineers already established in industry. The courses are offered on the Sir George Williams campus of Concordia University in downtown
	Montreal.  PEER carries on all activities in an established teaching and research laboratory located in the EV building.  Further, PEER is
	associated with the Hydro-Quebec sponsored Institute for Electrical Power Engineering.
	Research activities of the group include: Power electronic converters applied to distributed generation, particularly photo-voltaics, fuel cells and wind power Modeling, design and simulation of high power converters for transmission and distribution systems Application of power electronics with particular emphasis in the monitoring, control and protection of power systems using artificial intelligence techniques Renewable energy systems including wind, solar fuel cells and biomass Electric machines & drives for industrial, automotive and alternative energy applications Electric & hybrid vehicles Biomass heat and power optimization Energy harvesting.
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	Concordia Power Electronics and Energy Research Group (PEER)
	Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
	SGW EV S3.605, EV Building
	1515 St-Catherine Ouest,
	Montréal, Québec H3G 1M8
Last Updated 04.08