Which risk increases when substantial VAR compensation fails following transformer energization?

💡 Explanation

Resonant overvoltage during transformer energization arises due to under-compensated reactive power. The energization causes a surge interacting with the system inductance creating oscillations, and without adequate VAR compensation, parallel resonance exacerbates the initial surge, therefore overvoltage results, rather than self-correcting eddy currents.

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