Abstract Distribution network planning is a regular business process for determining optimal construction and reinforcement in the distribution network of a particular area that all power distribution companies are concerned. It is conducted based on techno-economic analyses for purpose of achieving the required safety and quality of power with minimum investment costs. The development of the distribution system should include all the needs of customers and electricity producers for the observed planning period. In addition, the development plan needs to be coordinated with the strategic directions of the development of the electricity distribution network. Among other things, this involves transition to direct transformation and one medium voltage (MV) level. In order to reduce losses and repair voltage conditions, interpolations of secondary TS and shortening of low voltage (LV) networks are planning. The paper presents some of the results of the research carried out in the study “Development projection of distribution networks of PE Elektroprivreda BiH, d.d. Sarajevo for the period 2015 - 2025”.
Ferhatbegović et al. (Sat,) studied this question.
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