substation technology

Substation technology involves equipment that manages and directs electrical power from generation sources to the grid or end users. It includes transformers that adjust voltage levels for efficient transmission and distribution, circuit breakers that protect against faults, and switches to control power flow. Substations also contain control systems and sensors for monitoring and automation, ensuring reliable, safe, and efficient electricity delivery. They act as key hubs in the power network, coordinating the movement of electricity across long distances and into local areas where it’s used.