Subsea smart hubs for floating wind
Subsea Smart Hubs project has been initiated with the aim of addressing new Inter-Array Cable system architectures for floating wind farms.
Subsea Smart Hubs project has been initiated with the aim of addressing new Inter-Array Cable system architectures for floating wind farms.
This paper investigates the reliability of epoxy–silicone interfaces in high-voltage cable accessories under realistic operating conditions.
SuperGrid Institute has been developing a novel leakage current sensor, based on a magneto-optical technique, the Zeeman Effect.
Recent progress in MVDC superconducting cable technology is reported within the SCARLET project.
The present paper investigates a hybrid frequency support strategy, using supercapacitors integrated into a pumped-storage project for an island grid.
The article first describes the SE Integrator project and the technical benefits of different sizes of Li-ion battery.
We investigate with CNR several options to maximise productivity while improving environmental performance through the use of highly flexible Francis turbines.
A study regarding the possible retrofill solutions of existing 245 kV and 420 kV equipment is the scope of this paper.
This paper investigate the impact of combined temperature & humidity on epoxy durability using weight measurement, dynamic scanning calorimetry & dielectric spectroscopy.
The goal is to know better how these materials behave over time under different steady electro-thermal stresses, which is crucial for developing more reliable HVDC cable systems.