The Electricity Forum - Electricity Today T&D Magazine - Overhead & Underground T&D Technologies Special Edition

In this edition, we explore the cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing the transmission and distribution (T&D) networks, focusing on both overhead and underground systems. As the demand for reliable, resilient, and sustainable energy continues to grow, the role of advanced T&D technologies in supporting modern infrastructure is more critical than ever.

Overhead and underground systems each present unique challenges and opportunities in the way we deliver power. This special edition delves into the latest innovations in both areas, including the integration of smart grid technologies, automation, and advanced materials designed to enhance system reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and improve overall grid performance. We also look at the growing need for underground solutions in urban areas and areas prone to extreme weather events, while still recognizing the ongoing importance of overhead systems in rural and remote locations.

Through expert insights, case studies, and the latest industry trends, this edition offers a comprehensive look at the future of T&D infrastructure. Whether you’re a utility professional, engineer, or industry leader, you’ll find valuable information on how these technologies are shaping the future of energy distribution and how they work together to create a more resilient and efficient grid. Join us as we explore the innovations driving the transformation of overhead and underground T&D systems and their crucial role in building the smart grids of tomorrow.

Read Our Feature articles:

• Transient Analysis of Power Transformers Using Finite Element Method
• Reconducting Existing Transmission Lines Enables Low-Cost Grid Decarbonization
• Advantages of Headspace Hydrogen Monitoring for Network Transformers
• Insulators' ageing in North America - How about testing them?
• Facing Wildfire? Choose Toughened Glass Insulators
• Tragedy & Expense: The High Cost of Low Electrical Safety