The rapid growth of renewable energy (solar, wind) and electric vehicles (EVs) significantly impacts distribution lines:

• Bi-directional Power Flow: Historically, power flowed one way (from substation to consumer). With rooftop solar and battery storage, electricity can now flow into the grid, requiring upgrades to line capacity, protection schemes, and voltage regulation equipment.

• Increased Load Demand: The widespread adoption of EVs creates new, substantial power demands on local distribution networks, particularly during peak charging times, necessitating upgrades to transformers and conductor capacities.

• Voltage Fluctuations: Intermittent renewable generation can cause voltage fluctuations, requiring advanced voltage control devices and smart inverter technologies.

• New Connection Points: More distributed generation means more connection points to the distribution grid, increasing complexity in planning and operation. These changes demand more sophisticated equipment for planning, construction, and maintenance of distribution lines, including advanced stringing tools for new conductor types and comprehensive testing equipment. As a leading manufacturer, we are at the forefront of supplying solutions for these evolving grid demands.