#Tennet

DNV conducted an extensive power failure investigation after an incident in an HV substation, and the summary is now publicly available.

Dutch-German TSO TenneT and Petrofac have announced early works agreements in support of TenneT’s 2 GW Program.

With the first steel cut, TenneT and the joint venture Equans–Iemants have marked the start of steel production for the topside Hollandse Kust (west Beta).

Germany: Hitachi Energy has announced it will provide the world’s first SF6 free 420-kV GIS technology at a key node at TenneT’s power grid in Germany.

Germany: Semco Maritime and SeaRenergy have secured a five-year service contract with TenneT for offshore grid maintenance in Germany and the Netherlands.

Germany, Schwandorf: Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen has commissioned an MSCDN system at TenneT’s Schwandorf substation.

The Netherlands: The topside for the offshore transformer station Hollandse Kust (north) was successfully placed on the undercarriage (jacket).

Netherlands, Antwerp: After successful load out, topside Hollandse Kust (north) is now in position for sea transport to Egmond aan Zee.

Netherlands, Friesland: During transport to the Louwsmeer HV substation (Tytsjerk, Friesland) last week, a new 220 kV transformer (weighing 250 T) fell over.

Netherlands, Flevoland: Two incidents at electricity substations in the Dutch province of Flevoland have caused widespread power outages.

Germany, Munich: The German-Dutch grid operator TenneT has commissioned Siemens Energy to supply three grid stabilization systems for the German power grid.

Germany, Bavaria: TenneT will soon be reliably bringing even more green wind power from the German North Sea to land via the direct current connection DolWin6.

Germany: Hitachi Energy has announced it has won a major order from TenneT and TransnetBW.

Netherlands, Arnhem: In the Esbjerg Declaration, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Belgium agreed to jointly install 65 GW of offshore wind energy by 2030.

Denmark, Esbjerg: Achieving ambitious national and international renewable energy targets requires intensification and acceleration of cooperation.

The Netherlands: Dutch grid operator TenneT has this week installed the topside of the second offshore transformer platform.

The Netherlands: TenneT invested a record $4.4 B in the expansion and maintenance of its grids last year, rising to the challenge of the energy transition.

Germany: TenneT is inviting tenders for sea and land stations for the first three German 2GW grid connections in the North Sea off Lower Saxony.

Germany: TenneT has awarded the contract for the converter stations at sea and on land to McDermott and GEIRI/C-EPRI consortium.

Netherlands: A cargo ship was cast adrift by storm Corrie on Monday in the Dutch North Sea, in the area where grid operator TenneT is building two transformer platforms.

Netherlands: TenneT, an electricity transmission system operator, has contracted Arcadis to develop a standard design for 2GW land converter stations.

Germany, Frankfurt: European power transmission system operator (TSO) TenneT might bring in private co-owners at some point to support huge investments.

Germany, Frankfurt: The operator TenneT is modernizing the power supply.

The Netherlands: Energy logistics provider Peterson is supporting the offshore installation of the two 700 MW transformer platforms.

The Netherlands: The offshore transformer station of the Hollandse Kust Alpha platform was successfully installed on the jacket in the North Sea on 26 December.

UAE, Dubai: The first of two HVAC offshore transformer station topsides Petrofac is delivering for TenneT have left the United Arab Emirates.

Netherlands, Oosterhout: Grid operators TenneT and Liander are building a new transformer substation in Oosterhout, near Nijmegen.

Netherlands: On Thursday 21 October, TenneT’s first transformer arrived for the transformer station in Wijk aan Zee.