What does the power network do?

Once generated, the electricity is then transmitted through electrical substations. These facilities are responsible for either stepping up or stepping down the voltage of the electricity to facilitate efficient transmission over long distances.

Electric power transmission is the process of carrying electricity from power stations to substations or other points of delivery. High-voltage transmission lines are used to minimize energy loss during transportation.

Electrical grids are intricate systems that ensure the seamless delivery of electricity from power stations to consumers. These grids comprise various components, each playing a crucial role in the overall process.

After reaching the destination, the electricity undergoes electric power distribution. This stage involves delivering the electricity to individual customers, typically through a complex network of distribution lines.

During the distribution process, the voltage is once again stepped down to the required service voltage. This ensures that the electricity delivered to consumers is safe and suitable for use in various appliances and devices.