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The rise of variable speed Pump Storage Plant (PSP)

Pumped Storage Plants (PSP) are the most reliable and well-known energy storage technology for high power applications. The needs of the future power network including DC transmission and intermittent power sources demand for fast responses from those storage plants. In order to face this new environment, the Variable Speed PSP (VarSpeed PSP) allows a faster response to the power grid.

September 14th, 2016|Stabilisation & stockage|

The rise of variable speed Pump Storage Plant (PSP)

Pumped Storage Plants (PSP) are the most reliable and well-known energy storage technology for high power applications. The needs of the future power network including DC transmission and intermittent power sources demand for fast responses from those storage plants. In order to face this new environment, the Variable Speed PSP (VarSpeed PSP) allows a faster response to the power grid.

September 14th, 2016|Stabilisation & stockage|

DC-DC Converters for HVDC Grids: A Survey

The recent interest in renewable energies has encouraged the research on a new concept of electrical grid - the Supergrid based on HVDC meshed grids. To be implemented, this new system requires the development of new technologies. One key-enabling technology is the high power DC-DC converter, a topic that is increasingly gaining more attention from both academia and industry.

June 14th, 2016|Power Electronics & Converters, Publications|

A Preliminary Loss Comparison of Solid-State Transformers in a Rail Application Employing Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET Switches

The silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductor and the medium frequency transformer (MFT) are two enabling technologies that are allowing the efficiencies and power densities of power electronic converters to be pushed beyond the limits of those that have previously been possible...

April 21st, 2016|Power Electronics & Converters, Publications|

Time constant evaluation of transient AC – DC field distribution

HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) technology is particularly suitable for the transmission of high-power energy over long distances. However, some technical/technological problems have to be addressed/managed when passing from HVAC to HVDC due among others to the fact that the electric field distribution in gas insulated systems (GIS) operating under DC stress is very different from AC conditions.

November 18th, 2015|High Voltage Substation Equipment, Publications|
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