Gas-insulated substation
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gas-insulated substation
gas-insulated substation
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Characteristics

Technology
gas-insulated
Fonction
power distribution
Options and accessories
outdoor
Rated voltage

1,100 kV

Description

Hitachi Energy substations with gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) are unmatched when it comes to compactness, reliability, efficiency and safety, ensuring maximum power availability for utility, commercial and industrial customers. The robust and low maintenance GIS based design minimizes the substation’s footprint by as much as 70 percent, enabling it to be installed indoors, in busy urban areas and in harsh environments. Our in-depth knowledge of the power value chain, as well as grid codes and utility practices in use around the world, enable us to provide turnkey solutions and engineered packages across a wide range of applications. Why Hitachi Energy? • Hitachi Energy delivered the world’s first GIS substation in 1965, pioneering GIS technology • Comprehensive experience in indoor, outdoor and underground GIS substation design and construction • Complete in-house system integration capabilities • Fast project implementation with reduced interfaces and lower risks ensured through single-source responsibility • Assurance of high quality, health, safety and environmental standards • Power quality solutions including FACTS, capacitor banks, harmonic filters, phase shifting transformers, energy storage systems, etc. • Optimized solutions for high performance, efficiency, flexibility, reliability and low life-cycle cost • Smart grid-ready IEC 61850 substation automation systems enabling truly enterprise-wide data integration for efficient power system management

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