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Substation Testing & Maintenance




Substation Testing & Maintenance

Gas-insulated Switchgear Options for Substations

Switching gears in the underground

BY PETR RUDENKO AND PETER GLAUBITZ, Siemens

As demand for energy continues to rise, an increased number of locations around the world require suitable energy solutions that fulfill unique demands. Cities are growing, and so is the demand for power. Urban areas face certain challenges, as space is limited and comes at a premium price. Building new substations is timely and costly. Subterranean power solutions provide new possibilities that not...

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