sähkönjakeluinfrastruktuurin

Sähkönjakeluverkko refers to the electrical distribution network in Finland. It is the part of the power system that delivers electricity from the transmission network to end-users, such as homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. The distribution network consists of a complex system of overhead lines, underground cables, substations, and transformers that reduce the voltage to safe and usable levels.

These networks are owned and operated by a number of different distribution system operators (DSOs) across Finland. Each DSO is responsible for maintaining the infrastructure, ensuring the reliability of supply, and connecting new customers to the grid. The regulatory framework for sähkönjakeluverkko is overseen by the Finnish Energy Authority (Energiavirasto), which sets standards for service quality and pricing.

The operation of the distribution network involves managing electricity flow, responding to faults and outages, and planning for future demand. Investments are continuously made to upgrade and modernize the grid to improve its resilience, efficiency, and capacity. This includes implementing smart grid technologies that allow for better monitoring, control, and integration of renewable energy sources. The goal of sähkönjakeluverkko is to provide a safe, reliable, and affordable electricity supply to all consumers in Finland.