Nos publications scientifiques
The Value of Battery Hybridization for Small Hydropower Plants: A Sensitivity Analysis on Plant Design
This paper presents a techno-economic assessment of battery hybridization for small run-of-river hydropower
Detection of Partial Discharge Using Distributed Acoustic Sensing
This paper presents an experimental study on the use of DAS for partial discharge detection in high-voltage power cables.
Lifetime of IGBTs Under Mixed Sequential Power Cycling: A Matched-Lifetime Sequencing Experiment
A mixed sequential power cycling experiment was conducted to assess the impact of load sequence on IGBT module lifetime
Influence of MMC control philosophies on Multi-Terminal HVDC Design and Expandability
the influence of different control philosophies for Modular Multi-level Converters on the design of MTDC grids’ control and protection is investigated and discussed.
Development of Frequency-dependant DC equivalent models for Multi-terminal DC grids
This paper highlights two DC grid equivalent models: a simple RLC model and a frequency-dependent reduced-order model.
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.
Impact of environmental conditions on interface reliability in power transmission systems: investigating tools for performance evaluation
This paper investigates the reliability of epoxy–silicone interfaces in high-voltage cable accessories under realistic operating conditions.
Optical leakage current monitoring for HVDC cables: concept, latest sensor development and perspectives
SuperGrid Institute has been developing a novel leakage current sensor, based on a magneto-optical technique, the Zeeman Effect.
Grid integration of high-power MVDC superconducting cables based on HTS and MgB₂
Recent progress in MVDC superconducting cable technology is reported within the SCARLET project.
Pumped-storage hybridization in the context of insular power systems
The present paper investigates a hybrid frequency support strategy, using supercapacitors integrated into a pumped-storage project for an island grid.
