Korridor B
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Hitachi Energy will deliver four converter stations for two high-voltage direct current (HVDC) links that will support Germany’s clean energy transition.
The HVDC links, known as V48 and V49, form Korridor B. Each link with two HVDC converter stations, will have ability to transmit 2 gigawatts (GW) and operate at 525 kilovolts (kV).
The contracts also include Hitachi Energy's EnCompass™ offering, a long-term service agreement that underlines the company’s commitment to trusted long-term partnerships and builds on its proven track record of delivering innovative and reliable energy service solutions.
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| Commissioning year: | 2032 |
| Configuration: | Both V48 and V49 are Bipole |
| Power transmitted: | V48 and V49: 2000 MW each |
| Direct voltage: | V48 and V49: ±525 kV each |
| Application: | DC links in AC grids; Interconnecting grids |