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ReHydro: Our latest contribution to the European hydropower sector gets underway
ReHydro aims to enhance hydropower's role in the electrical grid by upgrading plants to be more sustainable and flexible.
A special mid-year seminar marking 10 years of collaboration
Learning, laughter, camaraderie and a celebration of our accomplishments, it’s a day to know each other better in a relaxed atmosphere.
New deliverable for InterOPERA – Functional requirements for HVDC grid systems and subsystems
InterOPERA project's Deliverable D2.1 sets out guidelines of functional requirements in HVDC grid systems in a multi-terminal multi-vendor context.
[Communiqué de presse] Développement des énergies marines renouvelables : les Instituts b<>com, France Energies Marines, IRT Jules Verne et SuperGrid Institute créent l’Alliance Eolien
France Energies Marines, IRT Jules Verne et SuperGrid Institute annoncent la création de l'Alliance Eolien.
Meeting HVDC circuit breaker market needs with GE Vernova
SuperGrid Institute and GE Vernova signed a collaboration agreement for the development of an HVDC circuit breaker to meet market needs.
MVDC circuit breaker: introducing our breakthrough HyBreak technology
SuperGrid Institute have developed a MVDC Circuit Breaker which draws on breakthrough HyBreak technology to protect medium-voltage DC grids.
SuperGrid Institute opens the doors to its hydraulic laboratory at the Hydro 21 “RDV Experts” event
The “RDV Experts” are events organised for members of the Hydro 21 association on key themes surrounding the hydraulics ecosystem.
Shaping Europe’s energy future: sharing our strategic vision with the European Commission
Our CTO Bruno Luscan was recently invited to participate in a workshop to discuss the needs and deployment of carbon neutral power systems.
Sébastien Silvant reçoit le prix IEEE PES de l’ingénieur de l’année 2024 pour son travail sur l’intéropérabilité des technologies HVDC !
Sébastien Silvant reçoit le Prix IEEE PES de l'ingénieur de l'année 2024 pour son travail sur l’interopérabilité des réseaux HVDC.
Le projet SiCRET + : comprendre & prévenir le vieillissement des modules SiC
Les travaux visent à comprendre le vieillissement des modules de puissance en fonctionnement normal et dégradé, et en environnement sévère.