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Onsite-substations

johnwicklover

Hi,

Just wondering for onsite-substations are they property of the DNO or the site owner? 

How would  the supplies be worked out? For example, will the DNO provide a supply point coming out of the substation with a fuse cut-out and meter ready to be connected to a panel board etc?

Thanks.

Regards,

J

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    The other advantage of metering at HV is that losses are reduced, at least on paper. The DNO can now say, “losses in our network are falling year on year”

    The transformer losses still occur of course, but are now part “of customer consumption” rather than being “DNO network losses”

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    The other advantage of metering at HV is that losses are reduced, at least on paper. The DNO can now say, “losses in our network are falling year on year”

    The transformer losses still occur of course, but are now part “of customer consumption” rather than being “DNO network losses”

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