Exploring the Cost-Efficiency of Glass-Insulated HVDC Cables for Global Power Transmission
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Summary
The article discusses the potential of using glass insulated HVDC cables for worldwide power grid transmission to reduce costs and improve efficiency. It highlights the benefits of glass as an insulator and the challenges associated with its flexibility.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledMoving electricity around the world has huge financial and environmental benefits.
By using glass as cable insulation, cables can be made substantially thinner and cheaper.
Unfortunately, glass isn’t known for its ability to bend, which introduces logistical challenges.
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