Scope of work
Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution
Prerna Solar Energy’s stated scope covers the stages that move electricity from production to the point of use. Each stage connects to the next, forming one continuous pathway across the power system.
Stage one
Electric power generation
Primary production assets produce electricity, with output coordinated against grid demand. Solar energy generation is one part of this stage within the company’s scope.
Stage two
Transmission
Transmission networks carry bulk electrical load across designated utility corridors, linking generation sources to the wider grid.
Stage three
Distribution
Distribution infrastructure directs medium and low voltage power from substations to operational endpoints, completing the supply pathway.
From production to supply
How power moves through the system
01
Power production
Generation assets produce electricity at their rated output, including solar installations within the company’s scope. Output is matched to grid demand at the point of injection.
02
Bulk transmission
High-voltage transmission lines carry the generated load across designated utility corridors to the regions where it is needed.
03
Local distribution
Substations step voltage down and distribution lines deliver medium and low voltage power to operational endpoints.
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