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5 reasons to transition MV switchgear SF6 gas to Pure Air
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If you still have doubts on the replacement of SF6 gas in Medium Voltage switches by Pure Air, spend 5 minutes to read this paper. It will finish convincing you.
The document explains in detail the 5 reasons why you should switch SF6 gas to Pure Air:
- Reason #1 - Pure Air is Superior to a Strong Greenhouse Gas
- Reason #2 - Pure Air Requires No Recycling
- Reason #3 - Pure Air is a Win-Win Alternative to SF6
- Reason #4 - Pure Air is Green and Improves Safety
- Reason #5 - Pure Air is Free from Regulatory Concerns
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Thanks @Sylvain_C
Also, as complementary insights, you can have a look at the article below titled :
"How Can Regulations Reduce F-gas in Power Networks?"
Do not hesitate to react or ask questions.....
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Dear community,
to continue the discussion, I've added an article from Olivier Blum in our Power Fondations blog 👈 , explaining why reducing greenhouse gases, among them SF6, is major to fight climate change and electricity decarbonization
Wish you a good reading !!
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Thanks @Sylvain_C
Also, as complementary insights, you can have a look at the article below titled :
"How Can Regulations Reduce F-gas in Power Networks?"
Do not hesitate to react or ask questions.....
Link copied. Please paste this link to share this article on your social media post.
Dear community,
to continue the discussion, I've added an article from Olivier Blum in our Power Fondations blog 👈 , explaining why reducing greenhouse gases, among them SF6, is major to fight climate change and electricity decarbonization
Wish you a good reading !!
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