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TXpert™ Enabled power transformer - Fortum, Sweden

Digitalized power transformer for Fortum at Sweden's tallest hydropower dam

Al Dhafra PV2 Solar Project, Abu Dhabi

The world's largest single-site solar power plant

Ester-fluid power transformer

India's most powerful ester-fluid power transformer for Tata Power

Ensuring power quality and reliability in Norway

With long distances of power transmission, Statnett the Norwegian Transmission System Operator (TSO) and BKK has a high demand of Shunt reactors (SR) for voltage stability in their network.

Enabling grid reliability and secure power supply to Ireland and UK

HVDC Light converter transformers provide the Irish transmission system operator (TSO), EirGrid key equipment to connect the power grids of Ireland and Wales. The East West Interconnector link, connecting to the UK national grid, allows Ireland to access power from right across Europe (via an interconnector from Britain to the continent).

Keeping India on metro track

India’s cities are experiencing rapid population growth, and mass transit systems including metros are expanding in major urban areas across the country. This includes the city of Lucknow, capital of Uttar Pradesh, with a growing population of more than 3 million citizens.

Endesa safest substations Spain

In 2013 Spain’s largest electric utility, Endesa, needed to replace four conventional oil transformers with dry-type transformer technology in the country’s fourth-largest city, Seville (pop. 700,000).

Powering below the waves

The present state of the art in subsea power has been defined by the 310 meter-deep Åsgard field in Norwegian territorial waters utilizing subsea compressors for the very first time.

Ensuring clean energy reaches thousands of UK households

We continue to help develop offshore wind power in the promising region of the Irish Sea, off the west coast of Northern England.

Easing Delhi's traffic woes

The state-owned Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC) serves India’s National Capital Region and is the national benchmark for on-time project execution and efficiency.

Unlocking wind energy in the alps

One of the Swiss government’s goals is to harness potential wind, solar and hydropower resources at the country’s higher elevations, in order to make surrounding areas more energy self-sufficient and less reliant on fossil fuels.

Powering China's heavy load freight trains

China’s railways are among the busiest in the world. Driven by a need to increase freight capacity, the country’s rail network has expanded and in 2015 became the second longest in the world.

Ensuring reliable express train service in Malaysia

The KLIA Ekspres is a daily high-speed, non-stop rail service from Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, to Kuala Lumpur International Airport. In 2014, Express Rail Link (ERL), the company that operates KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit, ordered six new Electrical Multiple Unit (EMU) train sets from the Chinese manufacturer, Changchun Railway Vehicles (now part of CRRC).

GSU wind china

China is a leader in wind power generation and with its long coastline, the potential for adding to its current onshore wind generation with offshore wind power capacity is significant. ABB technology customized for the offshore environment is playing its part in the growth of China’s offshore wind sector.

Gamesa wind India

India provides leading-edge technology solutions for the renewable energy sector, including specially designed dry-type transformers for wind turbines.

Express repairs to onboard traction transformers

In 2011, at Service center in Geneva, the option of quick repairs plus a thorough inspection turned out to be the ideal solution for repairing the traction transformers on the NTN trains of the Swiss National Rail Operator SBB, as well as the traction transformers fitted on private operator Südostbahn’s (SOB) Re456 locomotives.

Powering high speed train in South Africa1

The 80-kilometer Gautrain Rapid Rail Link brings high-speed commuting to Gauteng province, the smallest of the country’s nine provinces, but the most important economically and the most densely populated.

Powering new rolling stock in central asia

In 2010, Kazakhstan State Railways (KTZ) has embarked on a huge modernization program to rehabilitate and expand its extensive rail network by improving its infrastructure and investing in new rolling stock.

Powering the very high speed trains

More and more countries consider high-performance, high-speed trains a transport option to cut fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.

Powering iron ore mining, rail and port project in West Australia

The Roy Hill Project is a 55 million tons per annum (Mtpa) iron ore mining, rail and port project being developed in West Australia’s Pilbara region, one of the world’s premier iron ore provinces.

Ormen Lange gas field

The Ormen Lange gas field is located in the North Atlantic, 120 kilometers northwest of Kristiansund, where the depths vary between 800 and 1,100 meters.

Powering a giant in the Irish Sea

The UK generates more offshore wind electricity than any other country, contributing to its target of achieving 15 percent of total energy production from renewable sources by 2020, and reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

Improving power reliability for millions of West Coast residents

The owners of the Celilo Converter Station decided to refurbish and upgrade the station capacity to 3,800 MW.

Powering new generation of double-deck trains

Increasing passenger capacity on existing networks becomes a priority for rail operators.

From arid desert to sustainable powerhouse

In 2015 the renewable energy arm of the Spanish conglomerate, ACCIONA, needed a supplier to provide essential electrical equipment for the large-scale El Romero photovoltaic solar power plant under construction in the Atacama desert of Chile, about 645 km north of the capital, Santiago.

Getting rail passengers to the airport on time

A-Train, the company that operates Arlanda Express decided in 2011 to refurbish his fleet of seven four-car electrical multiple units to improve passenger comfort and create what it calls ‘Trains of the future.’

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