How can MTDC help optimize infrastructure and reduce overall system costs? @HitachiEnergy
How can MTDC help optimize infrastructure and reduce overall system costs?  @HitachiEnergy
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
As the energy transition accelerates, power systems require significant investments in generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure.

In this interview, Hitachi Energy discusses how Multi-Terminal Direct Current (MTDC) can help system planners make more efficient use of resources while supporting the evolving needs of modern power systems.

Discover how MTDC enables a more holistic approach to grid development by integrating multiple terminals into a shared DC grid. This can help reduce the number of converter stations, limit the need for new transmission corridors and provide greater flexibility for future expansion.

Drawing on more than a decade of MTDC experience, Hitachi Energy explains how MTDC expands the options available to system planners seeking to optimize infrastructure, manage complexity and support the energy systems of the future.

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How can MTDC help optimize infrastructure and reduce overall system costs?

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