July Edition of Transformers Magazine is here!
Dear readers, Transformers Magazine Volume 11 Issue 3 has been published!
Dear readers, Transformers Magazine Volume 11 Issue 3 has been published!
The Transformers Magazine Industry Navigator conference on Investments, Artificial Intelligence, and Sustainability brought together the industry’s most influential players to address current challenges and provide guidance for future...
Three DTEK transformer substations in Holosiivskyi and Shevchenkivskyi districts of Kyiv were destroyed or damaged in an attack.
Grid modernization addresses growing demand as well as increasing renewable energy sources.
TenneT has signed a framework agreement with three partners for the supply of 110 kV and 150 kV GIS installations.
The supercapacitor utilizes graphene oxide to store electrical energy.
As part of a consortium with Romanian company Electromontaj S.A., KONČAR has undertaken the revitalization of the Vidraru Hydropower Plant.
OSSH has opened tender procedures for the construction of two substations.
Data centers can consume as much power as a small city.
Despite the positive outlook, the market faces challenges such as fluctuating raw material prices.
“For 40 years now, our plant in Frankfurt-Fechenheim has been a global center of competence for gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear.” -Mark Backhau, Siemens
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Sensors were installed on a live 115 kV line using an autonomous drone system.
Mobile substations, which restore power quickly in emergencies, are rising in demand.
Residential customers can receive up to US$200 annually.
Lucy Electric’s Sabre EcoTec uses synthetic air instead of SF6/
"We aim to become a top-class supplier in the African power market." -Woo Tae-hee
"We are proud to be the first company in Norway to only use SF6-free switchgear across our grid." -Vidar Kristoffersen
The funding comes in support of the Enabling the Energy Transition project for Armenia.
The North Planning Applications Committee approved the project’s onshore application for planning permission in principle.
The project will generate about 6.09 billion kWh of electricity each year.