GE claims DC system boosts offshore output by 15%

UNITED STATES: GE has revealed a system designed to allow remote power networks to use direct current (DC), claiming that it could boost offshore wind farm output by 15%.

by Patrick Smith 4 March 2014

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GE claims DC system boosts offshore output by 15%

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