DCforEU, FLAGCHIP & HYNET: SuperGrid Institute a major contributor in 3 new international projects!
SuperGrid Institute will be working with partners from across Europe to shape the future of transmission & distribution grids.
SuperGrid Institute will be working with partners from across Europe to shape the future of transmission & distribution grids.
This paper first demonstrates that if there is only one station in charge of DC voltage control, this station cannot provide any real inertia power during frequency events but instead adversely produces a small equivalent negative inertia.
This study analyzes the stability of multi-terminal HVDC grids with different vendor control strategies for DC voltage regulation.
Watch the recording of our webinar, broadcast live from CIGRE 2024, on functional requirements for multi-vendor, multi-terminal HVDC grids.
This paper outlines the findings from the alpha phase of the "Network DC" project, focusing on the design of a protection system that utilizes DCCBs in UK.
This paper proposes a method to examine the interoperability of a HVDC protection device named Fault Neutralisation System.
Come and visit stand n°265 for our latest innovations, expert presentations, interactive sessions at CIGRE 2024 in Paris from August 25-30.
Join us at the CIGRE 2024 for a presentation on the InterOPERA project's latest findings on functional frameworks for interoperable MV HVDC grids.
InterOPERA project's Deliverable D2.1 sets out guidelines of functional requirements in HVDC grid systems in a multi-terminal multi-vendor context.
Development of a traveling wave-based protection strategy to enhance the fault-locating capabilities of the array grid’s protection system.