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RWE Has Integrated Superconductor Cable into Existing Power Grid

1.6.2014 Print

Germany utility RWE has integrated the world’s longest superconductor cable into Essen’s power grid. The cable is spanning a length of 1 km (connects two substations in Essen’s city center). The particularly efficient and space-saving technology transports five times more electricity than conventional cables, almost without any losses.

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