Abstract
A performant electrical distribution network is essential to ensure electricity quality, availability and reduce energy losses. The research has been conducted in a food company in Belgium. Energy losses occur in each part of the power system until it reaches to the consumer. Thus, Emission begins well before generation and continues well beyond consumption. Thus, CO2 emissions take place at generation and during transportation and consumption. Voltage reduction, transformers upgrade and replacement when selected following specific criteria defined in this paper will contribute also to improve quality of electricity generation, availability, and environmental impact.
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