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Following the successful installation of SmartValve earlier this year – unlocking 1.5 GW of extra capacity in what was the world’s first large-scale use of modular power flow technology – National Grid is now adding more devices to unlock an additional 500 MW on the existing network. This modular solution scales in-line with network needs, provides faster installation timeframes and minimizes additional site work and costs.
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We’re delighted to announce the successful deployment of our SmartValve technology in Greece on the IPTO-Independent Power Transmission Operator network. By intelligently controlling the flows of power across the network, this technology is unlocking extra capacity and significantly increase cross-border flows between Greece and Bulgaria.
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As national efforts to modernize the grid intensify, leading transmission system companies across North and South America are introducing or expanding their use of these technologies to quickly and cost effectively reach their goals.
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The finish line is in sight with one of our major Australian projects nearing completion. Australian utility Transgrid is installing SmartValves to enable an additional 170 MW of power to flow from Victoria to NSW and the ACT, much of it from renewable energy sources.
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In what is one of the first installations of its kind in Australia, Victorian transmission system operator AusNet Services deployed SmartValve™ technology on the Jindera-Wodonga line, where it is routing power flow onto the underutilised western 330 kV transmission corridor.
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We are proud to be part of the selected projects and work alongside NYSERDA to help advance the delivery of clean energy to the state of New York.
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Dr. Susanne Nies hosted currENT's webinar "Spain’s Power Network towards a Zero Emissions future: The Role of the Grid and Innovative Technologies"
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Chief Engineer Marie Hayden provides her perspective at ENTSO-E's Net Zero conference "an energy system fit for a climate neutral Europe by 2050"
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