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Vyborg - Economics | | Vyborg - Economics: Encyclopedia II - Vyborg - Economics | | Following the town's return to Russia, its name officially reverted to Vyborg. During the Soviet era, the town was settled by people from all over the Soviet Union and continued to be an important industrial producer of paper.
In the proximity of Vyborg there is since 1982 a HVDC back-to-back facility for the change of electricity between the Russian and Finnish power grid. It consists of three bipolar HVDC back-to-back schemes with an operating voltage of 85 kV and a maximum transmission rate of 355 megawatts, so that the entire maximum transmis ...
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Vyborg - Economics
Following the town's return to Russia, its name officially reverted to Vyborg. During the Soviet era, the town was settled by people from all over the Soviet Union and continued to be an important industrial producer of paper.
In the proximity of Vyborg there is since 1982 a HVDC back-to-back facility for the change of electricity between the Russian and Finnish power grid. It consists of three bipolar HVDC back-to-back schemes with an operating voltage of 85 kV and a maximum transmission rate of 355 megawatts, so that the entire maximum transmission rate amounts to 1065 megawatts.
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