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Linxon partners to advance floating substations

Robin LancasterBy Robin LancasterSeptember 29, 20212 Mins Read
Linxon partners to advance floating substations

Linxon and its parent companies Hitachi ABB Power Grids and SNC-Lavalin/Atkins are partnering to bring together technology and project execution expertise needed to make floating substations a reality.

The partners said they combine the proven know-how and domain expertise developed in complex technical solutions such as AC offshore wind projects by Linxon and Hitachi ABB Power Grids with the expertise of SNC-Lavalin/Atkins in naval design and floating platforms.

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Hitachi ABB Power Grids head of renewables Alfredo Parres said: “The Linxon floating offshore substation platform solutions will comprise modular, scalable, compact substation packages, including transformers, high-voltage switchgear and products specially developed by Hitachi ABB Power Grids for floating applications.

“Hitachi ABB Power Grids is committed to support the development of the floating offshore wind market and supporting Linxon customers to deliver floating offshore wind projects.”

“With Linxon, we use proven technologies to make this leap into floating renewable energy possible. Hitachi ABB Power Grids recently launched a portfolio of substation solutions and a new range of transformers for offshore floating applications, designed to overcome the challenging of the offshore environment and withstand the physically demanding conditions on floating structures.”

Linxon chief executive Stefan Reisacher said: “Wind power technologies are mature, but in many countries the deployment of renewables in deep waters is a still a challenge.

“Wind turbine generators capacity factors are growing in all regions and the development of floating turbine structures is maturing, allowing better business cases for developer and owners.

“The Linxon and Hitachi ABB Power Grids floating substation concept can address the current market needs and be adapted for emerging applications.

“Having used proven solutions within our concept designs, we are ready to take the next step with our key customers.”Within global efforts to build a sustainable future for coming generations, integrating renewables into the energy system is key.

“By teaming up together, we are accelerating the energy transition and supplying sustainable energy for all.”

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