REFERENCE LIST. HVDC Light The original VSC technology

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REFERENCE LIST HVDC Light The original VSC technology

2 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST ABB HVDC Light Projects worldwide 19 Project Page 6 21 (1) Hällsjön 5 (2) Gotland 5 (3) Terranora Interconnector 11 (4) Tjaereborg 5 (5) Eagle Pass 4 (6) Cross Sound Cable 4 (7) Murraylink 11 (8) Troll A 1&2 5 (9) Estlink 6 (10) BorWin1 6 (11) Caprivi Link Interconnector 10 (12) Valhall 6 (13) East West Interconnector 6 (14) DolWin1 7 (15) Nordbalt 7 (16) Skagerrak 4 7 (17) DolWin2 7 (18) Troll A 3&4 8 (19) Mackinac 4 (20) Åland 8 (21) Maritime Link 4 (22) Caithness Moray HVDC Link 8 (23) Johan Sverdrup 8 (24) Nordlink 9 (25) NSL 9 (26) Kriegers Flak Combined Grid Solutions (KF CGS) HVDC 9 (27) IFA2 HVDC transmission link 9 5 Part of the world North America page 4 Europe page 5-9 Africa page 10 Australia and Oceania page 11

3 For more information about the projects visit: www.abb.com/hvdc 8, 18 23 12 16 1 1 15 20 2 9 22 13 25 27 10 4 24 14, 17 26 11 3 7

4 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST North America 19 6 21 5 Scheme 5. Eagle Pass 6. Cross Sound Cable 19. Mackinac 21. Maritme Link Commissioning year 2000 2002 2014 2017 Owner/Original customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system AEP, USA TransEnergie US, USA American Transmission Company (ATC), USA grid stability, energy trade City center infeed, energy trade, controllability DC links in AC grids, weak networks, grid stability NSP Maritime Link Inc, NL, Canada Connecting remote generation, interconnecting grids, stabilizing features Power Transmitted, MW 36 330 200 2 X 250 Direct voltage, kv ±15.9 ±150 ±71 ±200 Converters per station 2 1 1 2 Direct voltage per 31.8 300 142 400 converter, kv Direct current, A - 1200 1408 1250 Reactive power range, ±36 ±150 ±100 ±125 MVAr Converter station location and AC grid voltage Eagle Pass, 138 kv New Haven, 345 kv Shoreham, 138 kv Mackinac, 138 kv, both sides Bottom Brook 230 kv Woodbine 345 kv Length of overhead DC line, km - - - 187 Cable arrangement - Bipolar - Bipolar Cable route length, km 0 (Back to Back) 40 0 (Back to Back) 180 Grounding of the DC circuit - - - For full current in two electrode stations AC grids at both ends Asynchronous Synchronous Synchronous Asynchronous Control AC voltage AC voltage Emergency change of power flow STATCOM mode at outage of one converter, AC line emulation, Islanded operation Runback implemented Runback implemented Automatic runback, Black start AC voltage, frequency control, damping control Automatic runback, Black start

5 Europe 8 1 1 2 4 Scheme 1. Hällsjön 2. Gotland 4. Tjaereborg 8. Troll A 1&2 Commissioning year 1997 1999 2000 2005 Owner/Original VB Elnät, Sweden GEAB, Sweden Eltra, Denmark Statoil, Norway customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system Test installation environmental, controllability Offshore wind connections, environment, controllability Power Transmitted, MW 3 50 7.2 2 x 44 Direct voltage, kv ±10 ±80 ±9 ±60 Converters per station 1 1 1 2 Direct voltage per 20 160 18 120 converter, kv Direct current, A 150 360 358 400 Reactive power range, MVAr Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km Power from shore, environment, CO2-tax, compactness of converter on platform ±3 +50/-55-3/+4 Troll A: NA Kollsnes: +24/-20 Hällsjön, 10 kv Grängesberg, 10 kv Näs, 77 kv Bäcks, 77 kv Enge, 10.5 kv Tjaereborg, 10.5 kv 10 - - - Cable arrangement - Bipolar Bipolar Bipolar Cable route length, km 0.2 70 4.3 70 Grounding of the DC - - - - circuit AC grids at both ends Synchronous Synchronous Synchronous / asynchronous - Control Active and reactive power AC voltage Emergency change of power flow AC voltage, variable frequency control - - - - Troll A, 56 kv Kollsnes, 132 kv Motordrive and VHV motor, AC voltage, frequency control

6 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST Europe 1 9 12 10 13 Scheme 9. Estlink 10. BorWin1 12. Valhall 13. East West Interconnector Commissioning year 2006 2012 2011 2012 Owner/Original Nordic Energy Link AS, TenneT/E.ON, Germany BP, Norway Eirgrid, Ireland customer/country Estonia Main reason for choosing VSC system energy trade, controllability, black start Offshore wind connections Power from shore, environment, CO2-tax, compactness of converter on platform Power Transmitted, MW 350 400 78 500 Direct voltage, kv ±150 ±150 150 ±200 Converters per station 1 1 1 1 Direct voltage per 300 300 150 400 converter, kv Direct current, A 1230 1200 573 1250 Reactive power range, MVAr ±125 ±150 Valhall:-10/+48, 110 transient Lista: ±50 ± 150 Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km Espoo, 400 kv Harku, 330 kv Diele, 380 kv BorWin alpha, 170 kv Lista, 300 kv Valhall, 11 kv - - - - Cable arrangement Bipolar Bipolar - Bipolar Cable route length, km 105 200 292 261 Grounding of the DC circuit - - - - energy trade, AC voltage control, black start Woodland, 400 kv Shotton, 400 kv AC grids at both ends Asynchronous Asynchronous 50 Hz, 60 Hz isolated 50 Hz, Asynchronous Control AC voltage, frequency AC voltage, frequency control, damping control AC voltage, frequency control control AC voltage, frequency control, damping control Emergency change of power flow Runback implemented black start Runback implemented - Black start

7 Europe 1 16 15 14, 17 Scheme 14. DolWin1 15. Nordbalt 16. Skagerrak 4 17. DolWin2 Commissioning year 2015 2015 2014 2015 Owner/Original TenneT/transpower Svenska Kraftnät, Sweden Statnett, Norway TenneT, Germany customer/country offshore, Germany Litgrid Turtas AB, Lithuania Energinet.dk, Denmark Main reason for choosing VSC system Offshore wind connection, length of cables prepare for future DC grid, black start grid stability, black start Power Transmitted, MW 800 700 700 900 Direct voltage, kv ±320 ±300 500 ±320 Converters per station 1 1 1 1 Direct voltage per 640 600 500 640 converter, kv Direct current, A 1250 1250 1430 1406 Reactive power range, MVAr ±260 ±350 ±80-300/+380 Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km Dörpen, 380 kv DolWin alpha, 155 kv Klaipeda, 330 kv Nybro, 400 kv Kristiansand, 400 kv Tjele, 400 kv - - - - Offshore wind connection, length of cables Dörpen, 380 kv DolWin beta, 155 kv Cable arrangement Bipolar Bipolar Bipolar Bipolar Cable route length, km 165 450 244 135 Grounding of the DC - - - - circuit AC grids at both ends Asynchronous Asynchronous Asynchronous Asynchronous Control AC voltage, frequency control AC voltage, frequency control, damping control AC voltage, frequency control, damping control AC voltage, frequency control Emergency change of power flow Black start Black start Black start Black start

8 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST Europe 18 1 20 23 22 Scheme 18. Troll A 3&4 20. Åland 22. Caithness Moray HVDC Link 23. Johan Sverdrup Commissioning year 2015 2015 2018 2019 Owner/Original customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system Statoil, Norway Kraftnät Åland AB, Finland Power from shore, environment, CO2-tax, compactness asynchronous networks and of converter on platform length of sea crossing Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission Ltd (SHETL), UK reinforcement of AC network Statoil, Norway Power from shore, environment, CO2-tax, compactness of converter on platform Power Transmitted, MW 2 X 50 100 800 and 1200 100 Direct voltage, kv ±60 ±80 ±320 ±80 Converters per station 2 1 1 1 Direct voltage per 120 160 640 160 converter, kv Direct current, A 460 625 1881 700 Reactive power range, MVAr ±24 ±30 Spittal: ±263 Blackhillock: ±394 - Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km Troll A, 66 kv Kollsnes, 132 kv Ytterby, 110 kv Naantali, 110 kv Spittal, 230 kv Blackhillock, 400 kv - - - - Cable arrangement Bipolar Bipolar Bipolar Bipolar Cable route length, km 70 158 160 200 Grounding of the DC circuit - - - - Haugeneset, 300 kv Johan Sverdrup, 33 kv AC grids at both ends - Asynchronous Synchronous - Control Motordrive and VHV motor, AC voltage, frequency AC voltage, frequency control, AC voltage, frequency control, AC voltage, frequency control damping control damping control control Emergency change of power flow - Black start Black start Black start

9 Europe 1 25 24 26 27 Scheme 24. Nordlink 25. NSL 26. Kriegers Flak Combined Grid Solutions (KF CGS) HVDC Commissioning year 2020 2021 2019 2020 Owner/Original customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system Statnett, Norway TenneT, Germany energy trade Statnett, Norway National Grid, UK energy trade 50Hertz, Germany Energinet.DK, Denmark asynchronous networks, offshore wind connection 27. IFA2 HVDC transmission link National Grid (UK) and RTE (FR) Interconnecting grids Power Transmitted, MW 2 x 700 2 x 700 410 1000 Direct voltage, kv ±500 ±515 ±140 ±320kV Converters per station 2 2 2 1 Direct voltage per 500 515 140 320 converter, kv Direct current, A 1400 1400 1477 1601 Reactive power range, - - ±100 ±330 MVAr Converter station location and AC grid voltage Ertsmyra, 400 kv Wilster, 380 kv Kvilldal, 420 kv Blyth, 400 kv Bentwish, 400 kv/150kv Chilling (UK), 400kV Tourbe (FR), 400kV Length of overhead DC line, km 53 - - - Cable arrangement Bipolar Bipolar - Bipolar Cable route length, km 571 722 0 (Back-to-Back) 228 km Grounding of the DC - - - - circuit AC grids at both ends Asynchronous Asynchronous Asynchronous Asynchronous Control Emergency change of power flow AC voltage, frequency control, damping control AC voltage, frequency control, damping control AC voltage, frequency control, damping control, extremely week grid Black start Black start Black start and Emergency Power Control (EPC) Active and reactive power, AC voltage, frequency control Black Start

10 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST Africa 11 Scheme 11. Caprivi Link Interconnector Commissioning year 2010 NamPower, Namibia Owner/Original customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system Power Transmitted, MW 300 Direct voltage, kv 350 Converters per station 1 Direct voltage per 350 converter, kv Direct current, A 857 Reactive power range, ± 200 MVAr Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km energy trade, weak networks Zambezi, 330 kv Gerus, 400 kv 950 Cable arrangement - Cable route length, km - Grounding of the DC Earth electrode circuit AC grids at both ends Control Synchronous Active power, AC voltage, frequency control Emergency change of power flow Runback implemented, power supply of black network

11 Australia and Oceania 7 3 Scheme 3. Terranora Interconnector 7. Murraylink Commissioning year 2000 2002 Owner/Original customer/country Main reason for choosing VSC system APA Group Australia/TransEnergy, USA and North Power, Australia energy trade, environment, controllability APA Group Australia /TransEnergie US, USA Power Transmitted, MW 3 x 60 220 Direct voltage, kv ±80 ±150 Converters per station 3 1 Direct voltage per 160 300 converter, kv Direct current, A 375 739 Reactive power range, MVAr +90/-165 +140 / -150 Converter station location and AC grid voltage Length of overhead DC line, km Terranora, 110 kv Mullumbimby, 132 kv - - DC link in AC grid, Energy trade, environment, controllability Berri, 132 kv Red Cliffs, 220 kv Cable arrangement Bipolar Bipolar Cable route length, km 59 180 Grounding of the DC - - circuit AC grids at both ends Asynchronous Synchronous (when delivered) Control Active power and AC voltage AC voltage Emergency change of power flow - Runback implemented

12 HVDC LIGHT REFERENCE LIST Index A B Borwin...6 C Caithness Moray HVDC Link...8 Caprivi Link Interconnector... 10 Cross Sound Cable...4 D DolWin1... 7 DolWin2... 7 E Eagle Pass...4 East West Interconnector...6 Estlink...6 F G Gotland...5 H Hällsjön...5 I IFA2 HVDC transmission link...9 J Johan Sverdrup...8 O P Q R S Skagerrak 4... 7 T Terranora Interconnector... 11 Tjaereborg...5 Troll A 1&2...5 Troll A 3&4...8 U V Valhall...6 W X Y Z Å Åland...8 K Kriegers Flak Combined Grid Solutions (KF CGS) HVDC...9 L M Mackinac...4 Maritime Link...4 Murraylink...4 N Nordbalt... 7 Nordlink...9 NSL...9

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