The use of half-wavelength transmission line to integrate large-scale wind power plant
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
5-1-2026
Abstract
Wind power generation is a renewable source that has grown in terms of energy generation contribution to electrical power systems in the last few years. In this sense, there is a huge interest in the integration of this kind of source in the electrical network. Once large wind power potential in general is located far way from the load centers, it is important to consider bulk power transmission corridors over long distances. In this work, the wind power integration through the half-wavelength transmission line is evaluated. Electromagnetic transient study is implemented to analyze the characteristics of this system. The results prove the robustness of the half-wavelength transmission alternative.
Publication Title
Electric Power Systems Research
Recommended Citation
Moro, A.,
Tavares, M.,
&
Costa, F.
(2026).
The use of half-wavelength transmission line to integrate large-scale wind power plant.
Electric Power Systems Research,
254.
http://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsr.2025.112666
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