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Distribution Substations

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This dataset provides the distribution substations within NGED's four licence areas and their connection to the primary substation. A distribution substation is an electrical substation that reduces voltage from high to low voltage, typically 230 or 400 voltages, suitable for local distribution to consumers. Distribution substations are often located near the point of supply, or connection.

Notes

Substations with less than 6 customers have had some data aggregated to primary substation level obfuscating customer and low carbon technology counts and capacities from the distribution substation.

Demand and Supply Distribution Substations data Number of customers and LCTs by substation/transformer Substations with less than 6 customers have had some of their data obfuscated

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2 data files found

Additional Information

Source
National Grid Electricity Distribution
Creation Date
Creator
National Grid Electricity Distribution
Rights
NGED Shared Data Licence
Coverage
All Regions
Contributor
Digitalisation & Data
Identifier
DS
Publisher
National Grid Electricity Distribution
Language
EN
Data Classification
Shared
Update Frequency
1 Month
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Sensitivity Classification
TBC

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                                    curl -L https://connecteddata.nationalgrid.co.uk/dataset/d5af0572-6b17-456e-b24f-1a729a91cdbc/resource/3a52a2e9-da9d-4230-907e-6e45031a5be8/download/dsa019-distribution-substations.pdf

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