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...the name in reactive compensation & harmonic filtration

 

 

Enspec Power Ltd

17 Shaw Street
St. Helens
Merseyside
WA10 1DF
England

Tel: +44 (0) 845 057 1188

Glover Network Centre
Spire Road
Washington
Tyne & Wear
NE37 3HB
England

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Company registered in England & Wales No. 4066153

Enspec Power Limited help windfarms connect to the Grid

Enspec Power Limited are gaining recognition in the Renewable Energy market by supplying VarComp® Reactive Compensation to Windfarms to comply with Grid Compliance issues.

Grid Compliance (The Grid Code) is a code laid down by the transmission system operator (eg. England, Scotland and Wales – NGET) requiring Power Stations to comply with certain standards to ensure a robust network is maintained.
Enspec Power Limited have been assisting windfarm site owners, operators and systems manufacturers in the design, manufacture and supply of this vital equipment.

The majority of VarComp® systems supplied to date are at 33 KV but Enspec have the facilities and capabilities to provide any voltage required.

Windfarms require reactive compensation to operate from 0.95 leading to 0.95 lagging with the VArs maintainable under reduced loading. Reductions in VArs under part load start to apply below 50% MW load. The reactive compensation must also be capable of maintaining zero reactive transfer across all MW loads.

The nature of these site means that the Enspec VarComp® equipment is designed and built to withstand harsh environmental conditions and has a low maintenance profile.

Enspec Power Blog Launches

alcan_picture.jpgA weblog has been installed and configured on our web hosting account to allow us to post our articles and various news items that may appeal to our customers. We’ll try to keep it fairly active and we invite you to post feedback or comments on any subjects you like.

The new blog is optimised for quick loading times, and is very light weight. The use of images has been kept to an absolute minimum to effect your content in the most minimal way: using whitespace as a major design element.