The shift to renewable energy is fundamentally changing transmission line design. Historically, the grid was designed for large, centralized power plants, but now it must accommodate decentralized and intermittent sources like wind and solar, which are often located far from population centers.

This is leading to:

• Long-Distance Transmission: The need to transport power from remote wind farms and solar parks to urban centers is driving the construction of new high-capacity transmission lines, including High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) systems, which are more efficient over very long distances.

• Grid Modernization: The grid must be more flexible and resilient to handle the variable nature of renewable energy. This involves implementing smart grid technologies and advanced protection schemes to prevent outages.

Our company's underground cable laying equipment and overhead tension stringing equipment are essential for building the new, robust infrastructure required for this transition to a greener energy future.