Transmission Lines
There are four major transmission lines sections:
The first consist of an HVAC double circuit overhead lines running over a distance of 160 km from Bakun Dam to Similajau Static Inverter Plant, situated east of Bintulu and is planned beside the HVDC also the Sarawak state electricity grid which is operated by Sarawak Electricity Supply Corporation.
The three next section consist of a bipolar HVDC 500 kV-line. The first section of this line running from Similajau Static Inverter Plant to Kampung Pueh on Borneo will be implented as overhead line with a length of 670 km.
The next section is the submarine cable between Kampung Pueh to Tanjung Leman, Johor. It will have a length of 670 km. It is planned to be implemented by 3 or 4 paralleized cables each with a transmission capacity of 700 MW.
The last section on Malaysia peninsula will consist of an overhead DC powerline running from Tanjung Leman to the static inverter plant at Bentong.
As part of the transmission works two converter stations will be built at Bakun and Tanjung Tenggara. The HVDC lines will connect to the National Grid, Malaysia operated by Tenaga Nasional Berhad.
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