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Long Distance, No Problem: HVDC Makes Offshore Wind a Reality

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Offshore wind farms offer a clean energy bonanza, but distance from the mainland can be a barrier. Here's where High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) transmission steps in as the missing puzzle piece.Unlike traditional AC transmission that loses energy over long distances, HVDC boasts exceptional efficiency. This ensures more wind power reaches the mainland grid, maximizing the potential of offshore farms. Additionally, HVDC offers greater control over electricity flow, crucial for integrating the variable nature of wind energy.This article explores how HVDC technology bridges the physical distan...

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