Which risk increases when a power transmission line's distributed capacitance rises?

💡 Explanation

Increased distributed capacitance elevates the charging current along susceptible lines, increasing the Ferranti effect; because this line charging phenomenon causes an overvoltage condition at unloaded ends, the receiver voltage rises rather than experiencing reduced ampacity because other effects dominate.

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