Repeaters need power, right?
We use power to boost signal (in the case of internet cables). We don't use power to boost power.

PRC already use 1000kV for long distance transmission line.

off topic a bit, but reminds me of Japan.

They have 2 grids, one at 50 Hz, and another at 60 Hz.

Buy a microwave in Japan and the instructions say which part of Japan can you use it.



If fun if you're moving from Kagoshima to Tokyo (and vice versa) and you want to bring your appliances.

The frequency boundary cuts through the Gunma, Shizuoka, and Niigata prefectures.

Fun times when you're moving within Myoko/Itoigawa city and need to know which part of the grid you're on.

yeah man got internet onot over there?

There was once a proposal for Singapore to import electricity from Australia. The power cable involved is even longer...


https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/australia...tment-milestone

https://www.hitachienergy.com/us/en/about-u...quan-uhvdc-link

Not under water tho

Underwater cable is with insulator, technically feasible.

cable across the sea ka or just masuk duit dalam bank sg

They are sending DC for less power loss. So Sarawak -> AC -> DC --------> Inverter at Singapore -> AC again.

Later shark gigit cable

they also buying from laos, so which 1 cheaper?

Hydropower is green? dont forget the forest being destroy when the dam is filled

Tell daddy n grandpa shark to scold. Later the baby sharks will no longer be naughty.

Laos is just a test run. That is supplied by proxy ie Laos is supplying Thailand, which is supplying Bolehland, and then Bolehland supply to Sinkieland via an upgraded MY-SG connector that can supply 1GW electricity either way.

The real deals will only happen post 2030, mainly via direct to sinkieland HVDC undersea power cables. Many years later.

Why not ask TNB , YTL ???

Jnb4 bbbbuuu

1 time damage only

Compare to Solar , u have toxic waste and cut down forrest for solar farm

Nothing will be forever green is like life experience bitter first sweet later or sweet first bitter later due to loneliness, got to choose one to start with if just because all also don't seem to be green end up we can go back to stone age, stone age people still chopping tree for energy like burning etc .

sinkieland looking for renewable electricity import to reach net zero. They don't want electricity import generated by fossil fuels (TNB/YTL - mostly peninsular fossil fuel).

Sarawak is ideal cos lots of dams ie hydropower. Sinkieland won't dare to rely solely on bolehland, too much potong risk. That's why projects include renewable electricity from Cambodia (1GW), Vietnam (1.2GW) and indonesia (2GW).

how to export electricity nih

5 to 10 years to match Singapore?
They are on high speed train, how to chase?
Sarawak need 5 to 10 years to develop proper infra to support all the so call development.
Sarawak also don't have so many workforce to do such development, unless they allow bangla workforce to move in.