Article | REF: D4210 V2

Structure of Distribution Networks

Author: Alain COIFFIER

Publication date: April 10, 2021, Review date: May 3, 2021

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8. Conclusion

The performance of distribution networks is a key issue for most of the world's distributors. In this context, tomorrow's distribution networks will have to be economical and capable of supplying users with levels of supply quality adapted to the needs of the greatest number. What's more, they will also have to take environmental protection into consideration, with the following themes among others:

  • control of electrical losses in distribution networks;

  • better and greater integration of decentralized generation that can be connected to distribution networks;

  • integration of charging points for electric vehicles with irregular charging curves;

  • better integration of structures into the landscape by increasing the proportion of underground pipes....

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