[VIDEO] 2023 “Fête de la Science”
What a great energy there was during this year's Fête de la Science!
Learn all about electricity with us at the “Fête de la Science” 2023!
From the 9th to the 13th of October, we are welcoming school groups & on Saturday the 14th, we’ll be opening our doors to members of the public.
Methods for Partial Discharge Calibration in Gas-Insulated Substations for HVDC Power Grids and Charge Evaluation Uncertainty
This paper shows a Partial Discharge calibration method for very-high frequency magnetic and electric sensors in GIS.
Resistive Superconducting Fault Current Limiter modelling applied to simulations of DC grids
This poster illustrates the benefit of using Resistive Superconductive Fault Current Limiters for the protection of Multio Terminal DC grids.
Welcome to our new President, Michel Serra!
Introductions were made at lunchtime, over coffee between our staff and Michel, this Wednesday, the 27th of September.
Comparison of Modular Multilevel Converter and Neutral Point Clamped Converter for MVDC applications
This article presents a comparison between the 3-Level NPC and Modular Multilevel Concerter topologies for MVDC networks.
A look back at our participation in EPE’2023
Once again, our institute was well represented with several scientific contributions. Piotr Dworakowski was also chairman & co-chairman of 3 sessions.
North Sea Wind Power Hub pre-FEED study: DC Control Functional Requirements and Parameter Ranges for HVDC Building Blocks
This paper addresses several key DC grid control functional requirements.
North Sea Wind Power Hub pre-FEED study: DC Protection Functional Requirements and Parameter Ranges for HVDC Building Blocks
A methodology to define functional requirements and parameter ranges for HVDC building blocks such as converters and switching stations based on Simplistic Test Benchmarks (STB).
Wind Power Hub pre-FEED study: HVDC grid active power loss and restoration requirements based on AC frequency stability assessment
In order to decarbonize the European electricity production, the European Commission set an ambitious target of 300 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2050.
