South Korea Speeds Up Domestication of Advanced HVDC Technology
South Korea Speeds Up Domestication of Advanced HVDC Technology
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
announced that it will hold the 'Domestication of Voltage-Type
Ultra-High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Transmission Technology Development
Achievement Presentation' on November 10.
HVDC transmission utilizes the
ultra-high-voltage direct current method, offering advantages such as
long-distance, high-capacity transmission, power flow control, and the absence
of electromagnetic waves compared to traditional alternating current transmission.
South Korea accelerates domestication of
advanced Voltage Source Converter-based Ultra-High-Voltage Direct Current
(VSC-HVDC) technology, known for real-time bidirectional power flow control and
grid stability advantages.
Korea plans to achieve domestication of
VSC-HVDC technology by March 2024 after conducting performance evaluations on
the actual grid through the Yangju Converter Station testbed.
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