Technology E2E

Interference effects between HVDC circuits and nearby metallic infrastructure

To achieve the goal of climate neutrality, the transport routes for renewable energy must continue to be expanded. The energy transmission will primarily be realized in the form of HVDC systems, allowing for nearly loss-free transmission over long distances. Due to the densely built infrastructures within the transport routes, interference between HVDC transmission systems and parallel metallic infrastructures like buried pipelines is unavoidable.

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Technology E2E

This section created by CIGRE for ELECTRA includes strategic articles from CIGRE authors on the future grid end-to-end (E2E). It also features invited articles approved by the Electra Editorial Board, which may express opinions solely their own, to enrich perspectives on end-to-end power system developments.

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