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Transmission & Distribution

The power industry is required to flexibly respond to the environment surrounding the power transmission and distribution, including distributed energy systems, energy liberalization, and large-scale natural disaster preparedness. In order to realize a more comfortable and environment-friendly smart energy society, we are taking actions towards solving social issues through our transmission & distribution business.

Key Features

Toshiba contributes to stable advanced transmission and distribution (T & D) of electricity towards the realization of a super smart energy society

Economic & stable power system

Realization of carbon neutrality

Next-generation T&D through IoT technologies

Secures the quality of electric power

Improving supply demand adjustment performance

Transmission and interconnection of asynchronous grids

Automatically prevents large-scale blackouts

Reaching for a Carbon Neutral Future

As nations around the world seek a carbon neutral future, Toshiba is leading the way with a range of solutions, from renewable energy to CO2 reuse and savings. These technologies make carbon neutral a reality:

Renewable Energy Generation and Transmission

High voltage direct current (HVDC) technology is ideal for transmitting large volumes of electricity across distances than the more common alternating current (AC).

Effective Carbon Utilization

High voltage direct current (HVDC) technology is ideal for transmitting large volumes of electricity across distances than the more common alternating current (AC).

Optimal Power Control

A virtual power plant (VPP) combines a decentralized network of power-generating units such as solar parks and wind farms to address the challenge of regulating and distributing power.

Energy Storage with Hydrogen Conversion

Storage is another challenge facing renewable energy developers. Power stations are able to store excess energy and regulate output by converting energy to hydrogen, which can be stored and transported easily.