Germany:
Study on the Reactive Power Compensation for the 380 kV Grid Connection of the CCPP "Niehl 3"

The grid connection of the new Niehl 3 CCPP is designed as a so-called hybrid grid connection, i.e. with a connection to both the 380 kV grid and the 110 kV grid. An important aspect here is the reactive power characteristic. In particular, the 380 kV cable between the "Niehl Hafen" and "Opladen" substations with its large capacitive component can lead to unwanted voltage increases during off-peak periods.


Services
  • Representation of the status quo without compensation reactor
  • Determination of the circuit alternatives for reactive power compensation
  • Network calculation
  • Recommendation and presentation of a reactive power compensation system
Technical Data
  • Hybrid grid connection of the power plant (380 and 110 kV) by means of a phase shift transformer
  • 380 kV cable with a reactive power need of 100 MVAR

Client:
RheinEnergie AG
Financing:
RheinEnergie AG
Period:
2016
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