The establishment of an integrated energy system is driven by increased demand for renewable energy. The development of cutting-edge and more cost-effective interconnection systems will enable remote transmission between remote grids and remote transmission from remote solar, hydroelectric or wind power plants with minimal loss. A pair of 640 kV DC cables can transmit green energy to supply 3 million homes.

　　"The development of the global interconnect power grid represents some of the largest infrastructure projects of our time, and we are proud of the technology," said Michael Hedegaard Lyng, president and chief executive officer of Ankate Cable. "The interconnection market is expected to grow significantly. With this 640 kV cable system, we are a leader in this promising market. "

　　The new interconnect system will achieve more than 3 GW of transmission capacity, 20% higher than the existing top-of-the-line solutions based on 525 kV. According to the international recommendation CigréTB 496, the new system is technically and commercially certified. The system consists of high-voltage cable, oil-free composite termination, cable connector.