Answer: Globally, the average electricity loss during transmission and distribution is estimated to be between 8-9% of the total amount produced. However, this figure can vary significantly by region and country. In developed nations, losses are often lower, while in some developing regions, they can be as high as 18% or more. These losses, which occur in the form of heat and other electrical phenomena, are a key reason why generators must produce more electricity than is actually consumed by end-users. We help minimize these losses by manufacturing high-quality and efficient overhead and underground power line equipment.