Analysis of dc-droop control for an MMC-based HVDC system

Analysis of dc-droop control for an MMC-based HVDC system

High-voltage DC transmission lines in Germany will be established to transfer energy generated by wind power from north to south. This also compensates for the reduced generated power in the south following the phase-out of nuclear power. The associated transmission systems are planned for a rated p...

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Published in:Mediterranean Conference on Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Energy Conversion : 6-9 November 2016, Belgrade, Serbia
Main Authors: Stoetzel, T, Ja¨ger, MK, Heising, C, Staudt, V
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: Stevenage The Institution of Engineering & Technology 2016
Subjects:
Converters
Stations
Transmission lines
Wind power
Germany
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Summary:High-voltage DC transmission lines in Germany will be established to transfer energy generated by wind power from north to south. This also compensates for the reduced generated power in the south following the phase-out of nuclear power. The associated transmission systems are planned for a rated power of 4 GW, making multiple converter stations on each side of the transmission line necessary. Also, intermediate stations in the middle of Germany are foreseen, resulting in a multi-terminal HVDC transmission system.
ISBN:1785614061
9781785614064
DOI:10.1049/cp.2016.1072