The
expansion
programme
of
its
existing
Arnhem,
Netherlands
facility
will
allow
high-power
short-circuit
testing
at
the
800kV-plus
level
DNV
KEMA
says
equipment-makers
are
increasingly
looking
to
serve.
David
Walker,
chief
executive
of
DNV
KEMA,
says
factors
such
as
future
transmission
networks
that
span
huge
distances,
and
the
growing
number
of
equipment-makers
supplying
high-voltage
components,
makes
pre-deployment
testing
a
major
issue.
Such
networks
will
play
a
key
role
in
efficiently
moving
renewable
power
from
remote
generation
areas
to
demand
centres.
“Utilities,
investors,
regulators,
and
insurance
companies,
increasingly
consider
testing
a
vital
element
in
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