The phrase "an interconnector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or system that connects two or more networks or systems, often in the context of energy or telecommunications.
Example: "The new project will involve the construction of an interconnector to link the two power grids."
Alternatives: "a connector" or "a link".
It was exacerbated in recent weeks by maintenance on an interconnector with Victoria.
Work could start on an interconnector from Poland to Lithuania in 2018; until then Latvia's abundant storage provides some insurance against strong-arming.
But Frydenberg said after the approval process "the cost of an interconnector is ultimately borne by the consumers", according to the energy regulators' formula of which consumers benefit most.
Along with projects already under way in Scandinavia, there are plans for new interconnectors between Denmark and the Netherlands, and there are early discussions about building an interconnector with Britain, said Anders Eldrup, the chief executive of Dong Energy, the biggest Danish power utility.
But last week SSE said it would not be able to commission work on an interconnector, which would transmit power generated by renewable projects on the Western Isles to customers on the mainland, before 2017.
"However, the final decision on purchasing a machine for testing will, in part, be based on our expectation of there being an interconnector cable being laid between the Shetland Islands and the Scottish mainland".
In Switzerland, the Vision of Future Energy Networks project proposed two key elements of the EI: a hybrid energy hub and an energy interconnector [18, 19].
The combination of advanced characterization techniques and FEM-simulations provided detailed information about losses related to the flowfield geometry of a metallic interconnector (MIC) in a planar SOFC repeat unit.
The labour market was being made more flexible, and Hungary wanted to become "as competitive as China".What's more, Hungary's previously "unmanageable" relations with Slovakia had improved; the two countries would soon sign an agreement to build a gas interconnector to improve energy security.
In the early 21st century an electrical interconnector with Scotland was built to connect Northern Ireland to the European grid, and the interconnector with the grid in the Irish republic was restored.
Eager to reach these better paying customers, the power company has conducted extensive research into the possibility of a massive extension cord — or a "submarine interconnector," in the jargon of the trade — to plug Iceland into Europe's electricity grid.
