Getting Ready for Multi-Vendor and Multi-Terminal HVDC Technology

Jaqueline Cabañas Ramos*, Marc Moritz, Nico Klötzl, Ceciel Nieuwenhout, William Leon Garcia, Ilka Jahn, Dimitar Kolichev, Antonello Monti

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Interoperable multi-vendor High-Voltage Direct-Current (HVDC) grids are a key enabler
for the integration of renewable energy (in particular offshore wind) and its transmission over longer distances to consumers. However, most HVDC systems today are single-vendor and point-to-point.
Various technical and non-technical aspects need to be considered, for example, (real-time) testing, legal aspects (intellectual property and regulation), and the multi-vendor interoperability process.
This paper presents findings from the READY4DC project, which is a larger and open European effort involving diverse stakeholders, including HVDC manufacturers, transmission system operators, wind developers, academia, and research institutes. It summarizes key technical recommendations, emphasizing comprehensive interaction studies and the development of a structured legal framework to facilitate the development and operation of a multi-vendor, multi-terminal HVDC grid. The READY4DC project highlights the need for increased harmonization, transparent communication among stakeholders, and future-oriented research to ensure the robustness and interoperability of interconnected grids. Collaborative efforts are key for addressing technical complexities and advancing the deployment of multi-vendor multi-terminal HVDC technology.
Originele taal-2English
Artikelnummer2388
Aantal pagina's28
TijdschriftEnergies
Volume17
Nummer van het tijdschrift10
DOI's
StatusPublished - 16-mei-2024

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