Conclusion

Electricity distributors must make judicious use of their financial resources dedicated to distribution facilities, to ensure that their network is adapted to the context of the territory in which they operate, and operates as close as possible to the technical and economic optimum. The technical-economic approach applied to distribution networks corresponds fairly well to this notion of public service, taking into account not only the distributor's interests, but also those of users and local authorities.

Planners rely on increasingly powerful calculation tools, but the quality of the studies depends on the insight of the technical solutions envisaged. It also depends on the quality and reliability of the input data. Indeed, knowledge of network architecture and the loads supplied is essential to obtain satisfactory results. However, it must be borne in mind that...