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Does Heimdall power increase transmission capacity?

Heimdall Power asserts that power grid operators like Swissgrid, Austrian Power Grid, and TenneT are now able to maximize available capacity on their existing lines. With Meteomatics’ data integrated into its technology, Heimdall Power is powering, on average, a 30% increase in utilities’ transmission capacity.

Will Heimdall power increase the capacity of today's GRiD?

Heimdall Power estimates that its solution can help to increase the capacity of today’s grid by 30 per cent. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that USD 7.2 trillion will be invested in transmission and distribution grids during the period 2012–2035. Heimdall Power’s target market is all power lines above 7 kV.

How does Heimdall power use neuron sensors and software?

By collecting and analysing digital data, Heimdall Power’s Neuron sensors and software help to increase power line capacity, improve planning of energy flow, make grid operations more cost-effective, reduce downtime and electricity loss, and extend the lifetime of grid infrastructure.

What is Heimdall power?

Heimdall Power´s vision is to optimize power grids globally. Since 2016 our innovative technology has optimized grid utilization with state-of-the-art software and unique hardware technology. We continue to innovate and improve, creating value for customers, shareholders and society. Have any questions? Talk with us directly using LiveChat.

What is meteomatics North America doing with Heimdall power?

Paul Walsh, CEO of Meteomatics North America, said: By combining our weather insights with Heimdall Power, we’re offering companies a look into their real-time power line capacities – something that a majority of energy grid companies have not had access to before. We’re looking forward to continuing our work together stateside.

Does Heimdall's technology increase powerline capacity?

A recently completed pilot project using Heimdall’s technology on Great River’s transmission lines resulted in a 43% increase in capacity, the companies said. “The limiting factor of a powerline is the temperature of the line. Think about that as the speed limit,” Heimdall CEO Jørgen Festervoll told Forbes.