
	INFO - Development in AC & DC Transmission - INFO MSCDN near the Costa Blanca, Spain

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Welcome to the HVDC/FACTS newsletter for March 2005.

One step closer to enhancing the entire 220 kV grid in Spain. Siemens successfully commissioned the MSCDN (Mechanically Switched Capacitive Damping Network) near the Costa Blanca as scheduled in December 2004 in spite of different challenges.

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Wilfried Breuer, Ute Rohr, Dietmar Retzmann

Ute Rohr, MSc.
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	Mechanically Switched Capacitive Damping Network near the Costa Blanca, Spain Siemens received the order in January 2004 from Red Electrica de Espana, responsible for the enhancement of the whole 220 kV grid in Spain, to improve the voltage stability with the Mechanically Switched Capacitive Damping Network (MSCDN) at the substations Jijona and Hoya Morena. To learn more about the highlights and challenges of this project... >> Please, click here (Also for a printer friendly version!)
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