A substation is {an electrical} facility the place electrical energy is remodeled, normally from excessive voltage to low voltage, or vice versa. Substations play an important function in transmitting electrical energy from producing vegetation to distribution networks and finally to end-users.
Substations are important for managing the move of electrical energy and guaranteeing the environment friendly and dependable operation of {the electrical} grid. They permit for the step-up or step-down of voltage ranges to match the necessities of various components of the grid and to attenuate energy losses throughout transmission.
