What is Power Distribution?
Power distribution is a process which is used to move electricity from locations where it is generated to people who need it. Distribution takes place through a system known as the electrical grid or simply “grid,” which is designed to keep power constantly on call so that it can meet demand. Managing the electrical grid is an extremely challenging and demanding task, and in several nations, concerns were raised in the early 21st century that existing power distribution infrastructure might not be up to changing demand. The process of power distribution starts at the facility where electricity is generated. A number of techniques can be used for electrical generation, most of which revolve around spinning a turbine, whether with wind, water, or steam. Once the power is generated, it moves to a transformer substation where the voltage is “stepped up” to travel across high voltage transmission lines. These lines connect with other substations which step down the voltage to make it safe f
