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Challenges and solutions for increased RES integration

Multiterminal Experiences

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Power grid infrastructure required for net zero roadmap

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Power electronics enabling carbon-neutral energy landscape

The grid today… The future grid in 15 years…

Less carbon1 > More renewables > More variability > More power quality need > More power electronics devices

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There is a need for hybrid solutions – DC transmission & Storage
Both are essential to meet demand in a world of renewables

Storage within a region vs. Interconnecting two regions Optimal Mix – Fraction of Storage vs. Interconnection

Ideal mix fraction


Power

Storage is preferred

Power

Interconnection is preferred

Time
Spatial Price Difference between supply and demand

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Offshore wind connections

Offshore wind: average distance from


shore by country
80
• Increasing project sizes at sites farther out
at sea and away from the grid connection
point have a significant impact of the 60
offshore transmission design

40

20

United Germany Netherlands Denmark United China


Kingdom States

Commissioned Under construction and pipeline

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Offshore wind connections

Indicative cost for HV transmission


systems by type and distance from
shore
• With increased distances from shore,

System CAPEX incl cable


offshore wind farm developers will benefit
from using HVDC as their grid connection
solution

10-50 50-100 100-150 150-200 Km

AC DC

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HVDC becoming mainstream in all corners of the world
Interconnecting Grids

Heavyweight market

~300 GW
Operating world
Installed base

~3x
Growth rate
vs. world GDP

>50%
World installed base
equipped with
Hitachi Energy

Our installed base


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Meshed Offshore Grid – Driver / Needs

Offshore wind grid connection systems using HVDC technology are nowadays planned and executed in point-to-point connections.
Hitachi Energy performed a future scenario modelling, indicating the need for Offshore wind expansions, where the European case
is urging on so called Meshed Offshore Grids (MOG).
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Field-experiences with well defined standards

Hitachi Energy has in the years grown extensive engineering competences to support the development, the design and the
execution of multiterminal HVDC systems in a single vendor environment and has contributed to several trade associations and
working groups. This process started already in a number of working groups in CIGRE around 2010 and is still ongoing.
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North-East Agra

Customer
Powergrid Corporation in India Ltd

Customer needs
• Transmission of 6000 MW hydropower from the north-eastern
parts of India to the region of Agra – over 1700 km

Our response
• Turnkey 6000 MW ±800 kV UHVDC system
• Multiterminal – three converter stations

Customer benefits
• Low losses – 6 %
• 8000 MW converter capacity, providing redundancy for loss of one converter with retained transfer
capacity

Year
2014 - 2016

HVDC Classic Multi-terminal UHVDC


6,000 MW in power capacity
converter stations transmission link

The world’s first multi-terminal UHVDC transmission link, enabling the transmission of a clean power supply for 90
million people
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NordLink

Customer
Statnett/TenneT, Norway and Germany

Customer needs
• Meet EU’s target for CO2 reduction
• Security of supply

Our response
• Two 1,400 MW, ±525 kV HVDC Light® converter stations
• 525 kV DC subsea and land MI cables for over 200 km of the route

Customer benefits
• To meet fluctuations in power demand by using the other country’s renewable surplus power
• Higher availability

Year
2020

• Bipolar ±525 kVdc


HVDC Light® Land and sea DC
• Ertsmyra: 400 kV
converter stations cable system
• Wilster: 380 kV

The stable, large-scale integration and exchange of renewable power in the European Union
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NSL

Customer
Statnett SF in Norway and National Grid in United Kingdom

Customer needs
• Security of supply
• Meet EU´s target for CO2 reduction
• Energy trade

Our response
• Two 1,400 MW, ±515 kV HVDC Light® converter stations

Customer benefits
• Security of supply
• Fluctuations in power demand to be met by using the other country’s renewable surplus power

Year
2021

• Bipolar ±515 kVdc


HVDC Light® Land and sea DC
• Kvilldal: 420 kV
converter stations cable system
• Blyth: 400 kV

Increased security of power supply and social-economic benefits for both countries
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Saudi Arabia - Egypt

Customer
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), Saudi Arabia and Egyptian Electricity Transmission
Company (EETC), Egypt

Customer needs
• Power transmission and energy trading between countries

Our response
• 3,000 MW ±500 kV multi-terminal solution with power flow in multiple directions
• Three turnkey HVDC converter stations: Medina, Tabuk and Badr

Customer benefits
• Facilitate electricity trade between Saudi Arabia and Egypt
• Connecting the two grids with strengthening grid resilience
• Power supply security and optimization of energy production

Year
2025

HVDC Classic Medina: 3,000 MW; Tabuk


Multi-terminal solution
converter stations 1,500 MW; Badr 3,000 MW

The first ever large-scale HVDC interconnection in the Middle East and North Africa
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Learning from Caithness-Moray project

Hitachi Energy’s portfolio for developing DC-hubs and multiterminal systems includes state of the art VSC converters in different
configurations, engineering solutions as for CMS HVDC link reference, but also looks back to references such as: Quebec-New
England, North-East Agra, Saudi-Egypt, Zhangbei & NordBalt.

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Caithness Moray Shetland HVDC Link - VIDEO

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