Integrating renewable energy from large-scale solar or wind farms is a significant challenge because these sources are often located far from population centers and have variable output. To overcome this, two key trends are emerging:

• Long-Distance Transmission: Renewable energy is often generated in remote areas. Moving this power efficiently over vast distances is a primary function of modern transmission lines. High-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission is increasingly being used for this purpose as it is more efficient than AC over very long distances, with significantly lower energy loss.

• Grid Stability: To manage the intermittent nature of wind and solar power, advanced technologies and robust grid infrastructure are required to ensure a stable and reliable supply.

Our company is at the forefront of this transition. We provide the specialized OHTL wire cable conductor tension stringing equipment required for building these long-distance transmission lines, including those for green energy corridors. We also supply a wide range of tools and equipment essential for the construction of offshore wind projects, from cable laying to maintenance.