Date of Publication :7th June 2016
Abstract: This paper deals with the recent technologies introduced in both HVDC and facts. It also includes information about the technical challenges faced during and after the setting up of HVDC and facts technologies. This gives idea about both practical and theoretical knowledge of both technologies. It also compares between various facts technologies separately and compares between variousHVDC technologies, so that the clear point of view on each technologies is gained. at the end of paper the rough summary and the best of two is given.
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