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Red Eléctrica places at the disposal of the educational community a series of videos that aim to help understand the company's activities and the various elements that make up the Spanish electrical system.

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Cecre: control centre of renewable energies.

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Duration: 8:08 minutes.

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With Cecre, Spain has become the first country worldwide to have a control centre for all their wind farms of over 10 MW: Cecre is a worldwide pioneering initiative to monitor and control these energy resources. Its main function is supervise and control of the renewable energy generators, mainly wind power.

The electricity tug-of-war! Balancing the generation-demand gap.

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Duration: 10 minutes.

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At the same instant in which we turn on the light, a power plant must generate the energy needed to meet that need. The delivery process is like a game of power "where the" power "of the generating equipment at all times respond to" pull "of consumers. This requires a constant balance between production and consumption.

Presentation of Red Eléctrica. Guarantee of future and well-being.

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Duration: 10 minutes.

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Since its foundation in 1985, Red Eléctrica's activity has been steered by one clear guideline: to provide the electrical system and the public with a service of the highest quality and efficiency. Red Eléctrica's mission is to ensure the functioning of the Spanish electrical system. To do so, it performs two essential activities: the operation of the Spanish electrical system and the transport of electricity at high voltage.

Second electrical interconnection between Spain and Marocco.

Presentation Video of "REMO" project Open in new window

Duration: 10 minutes.

Technical Video of the "REMO" project Open in new window

Duration: 26 minutes.

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The electrical interconnection between Spain and Morocco is one of the best examples of energy cooperation between Europe and the countries of the southern Mediterranean region.

The first electrical interconnection between Spain and Morocco was put into operation in October 1997, with an energy exchange capacity of 700 MW. The saturation in commercial exchange in this first circuit made it necessary to set up a second interconnection that would double the transport capacity to 1,400 MW, with the subsequent improvement in the safety and reliability of supply. The aim of the REMO project was to increase the exchange capacity of electricity between Spain and Morocco and thereby improve reliability in supply and strengthen the stability of the electrical systems in both countries.

The power control centre (CECOEL)

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Duration: 8 minutes.

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The Power Control Centre (CECOEL) is responsible for the real-time operation and supervision of the generation and transport facilities of the Spanish electrical system.

Partial burying of the 400 kV line San Sebastián de los Reyes-Loeches-Morata - "Barajas Plan"

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Duration: 7 minutes.

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Duration: 17 minutes.

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In 2002 the enlargement works of Madrid's Barajas airport were commenced, embracing the new T-4 terminal and two new runways. These infrastructures were affected by the fact that a part of the 400 kV line (double circuit San Sebastián de los Reyes-Loeches-Morata) ran very close to the new runways under construction. AENA, the airports authority, asked Red Eléctrica for a solution to this problem, and it was decided to bury a 12.7 km section of this line, which is very important in supplying the capital's distribution substations.

Live-voltage works

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Duration: 8 minutes.

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Ever since its creation, Red Eléctrica has continually striven to improve the availability of energy transport installations. To do so, it carries out live-voltage works whenever necessary, thus enabling maintenance tasks and modifications to be carried out in electrical installations without suspending the power supply.

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Lastest update: 04-January-2010