electricity distribution

Electricity distribution refers to the process of delivering electrical power from substations to homes and businesses. After electricity is generated at power plants, it is transmitted over long distances through high-voltage transmission lines. Once near urban areas, the voltage is reduced at substations for safe distribution. From there, lower-voltage power lines carry electricity to neighborhoods and individual customers. Distribution networks include transformers, cables, and meters, ensuring reliable access to electricity while managing demand and maintaining safety standards. This system is essential for everyday activities, powering everything from lighting to appliances in our daily lives.