Cardiff University

Cardiff University

Cardiff University is a leading public research institution located in Cardiff, Wales, known for its world-class research, innovative spirit, and membership in the prestigious Russell Group. Established in 1883, it is recognized as Wales’s top-ranking university and boasts a diverse, inclusive community committed to real-world impact and academic excellence.

In the area of HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current), Cardiff University is involved in advanced research and development activities, drawing on its strengths in engineering and close collaboration with industry to address challenges in modern energy systems.