Helping to shape the energy transition

Climate change and the rapid growth in population are the greatest challenges facing society. Prosperity has to be assured for a growing number of people – yet with ever lower CO2 emissions. As a step toward achieving this, the energy supply needs to be converted from fossil fuels to wind and solar power very quickly. Due to changing load conditions, the energy transition will require a comprehensive redesign of the grid infrastructure – both in the transmission and in the distribution grids. New ideas and pioneering technologies are the key to ensuring that the adaptation of existing grids to changed requirements is technologically successful and remains affordable. As the specialist for high voltage test technologies, we are continually developing our solution portfolio in dialog with grid operators and manufacturers of electrical equipment throughout the world.

Submarine Cable Checks for the North Sea

The North Sea is set to become Europe’s green power plant. But before we get that far, we first need to install hundreds of kilometers of submarine cables. This demands efficient cable monitoring systems. Thanks to a new module for the measurement and monitoring system HiMON® we can now monitor neutral conductors, which was previously not possible.

Test systems for the energy revolution

Test systems from HIGHVOLT help make sustainable electricity generation possible. This overview shows how!

Weatherproof cable testing for offshore wind parks

IEC standard 63026 dictates the resonance method for testing cables in offshore wind parks. Reinhausen subsidiary HIGHVOLT has designed a weatherproof testing system.

The future of the energy industry

Future researcher Lars Thomsen identifies five major opportunities for the energy industry.

Climate change, energy revolution and the future of power grids?

The energy revolution is the only thing that can put the brake on climate change. This means that, by 2040, grids will have to transport up to 50 percent more power.

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