Energeetikavõrk

Energeetikavõrk refers to the interconnected system that facilitates the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy. This typically encompasses electricity grids, but can also include systems for transporting and distributing other forms of energy such as natural gas or heat. The primary function of an energeetikavõrk is to ensure a reliable and stable supply of energy to consumers, whether they are households, industries, or other infrastructure.

The modern energeetikavõrk is a complex network of power plants, substations, transmission lines, and distribution networks. Power plants, which can utilize various sources like fossil fuels, nuclear power, or renewable energy, generate electricity. This electricity is then transmitted over long distances via high-voltage lines to substations. At substations, the voltage is reduced for safe and efficient distribution to local areas through lower-voltage lines. Smart grid technologies are increasingly being integrated into energeetikavõrk systems to enhance efficiency, reliability, and the integration of distributed energy resources. The operation and maintenance of these networks are crucial for economic stability and societal well-being.