33kV overhead line is a key part of the medium-voltage network. Its primary role is to act as a sub-transmission or a primary distribution line. This means it takes power from a high-voltage transmission substation and delivers it to smaller substations. From there, the voltage is stepped down further for use by homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. This voltage level is particularly effective for:

• Rural Electrification: It's used to distribute power over longer distances to rural communities, farms, and small towns where population density is low.

• Industrial and Commercial Feeders: It provides a direct, reliable power supply to large industrial plants, factories, and commercial centers with high energy demands.

• Connecting Renewable Energy: 33kV lines are often used to connect medium-sized wind farms and solar installations to the main electrical grid.