Static synchronous compensator

I can answer the question.

There's actually eight STATCOMs planned for the project.

There are three in Massachusetts and five in Maine, I believe.

And there are, I think, four phase angle regulators that will be installed in sort of the central 345 KV network.

northwestern energy pairs advanced power flow control with dynamic line rating on a montana and wyoming transfer path at dollar 26.

5 million federal on dollar 53.0 million total center point energy houston electric lists an advanced transmission system stabilization device at dollar 50.0 million federal duquesne lightless stabilization devices at dollar 22.2 million federal the new york power authority lists a static synchronous compensator at the marcy site dollar 50.

$0 million federal on $270.0 million total.

Together the four draw $148.7 million in federal funds.

How should power flow control companies position? Power flow control companies should position beside dynamic line rating because the one project that names advanced power flow control also names dynamic line rating.

Northwestern Energy's $53.0 million Montana and Wyoming project buys both to raise interstate transfer capability.

Four projects, $148.7 million federal, name power flow or stabilization hardware, and the New York Power Authority's Static Synchronous Compensator carries the largest total at $270.0 million.

One trade commentary lists smart wires among likely beneficiaries without contract evidence.

And that also leads to the fact that in the transmission system itself, We have to have new assets.

We have to have STATCOMs.

We have a much stronger AC network to build.

So the classical overhead lines that you can see are in the country.