Power Plant-Level Static Compliance Studies
We deliver power plant-level simulation services to support connection at offshore or onshore TSO according to the relevant standards and project-specific requirements:
Load Flow and Reactive Power Studies:
- Short circuit ratio calculation
- Reactive power exchange compliance and Q(U) range mapping
- Tap-changer coordination and voltage control support
- Reactive compensation and passive filter design
Short-Circuit Studies (per IEC 60909):
- Symmetrical and asymmetrical short-circuit calculations
- Evaluation of component withstand and circuit breaker dimensioning
- Compliance with IEC 61000-4-7 and resonance avoidance
RMS-Based Grid Code Compliance Studies
We perform full RMS dynamic simulations to support German TSO connection requirements, model reviews, and grid code compliance packages:
Dynamic Grid Studies Include:
- Fault Ride-Through Analysis for normal and n-1 scenarios:
- Low/under voltage ride-through and over/high voltage ride-through (3-phase, 2-phase, 1-phase)
- Compliance with TSO fast fault current injection profiles and timelines
- Synchronization and resynchronization
- Frequency Stability Studies:
- Frequency containment and restoration behavior
- Active power control (droop, ramp rate, frequency deadband)
- Reactive Power Support:
- Q(U), Q(P), cos(φ)(P) tests under steady-state and transient conditions
- Weak Grid Operation:
- Short-Circuit Ratio (SCR) < 3 performance analysis
Our services and reports are built to comply with all key German and European standards:
- FGW TG 8, TG3, TG4
- VDE-AR-N 4110 (MV), 4120 (HV), 4130 (EHV)
- IEC 60909, IEC 61000-4-7
- TSO-specific requirements from:
- TenneT TSO GmbH
- 50Hertz Transmission GmbH
Engineering Tools & Modeling Capabilities
Deliverables(German and English)
We provide all necessary documentation for TSO review and certification:
- RMS simulation models
- Unit validation reports (FGW TG 8)
- Static & dynamic compliance study reports aligned with TSO-specific guidelines
- Support in OEM or TSO review meetings, and feedback loops