If you've never designed or quoted an 11kV feeder run, above or underground then how would you know just how expensive that is?
I think Max is on the same page as you
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If you've never designed or quoted an 11kV feeder run, above or underground then how would you know just how expensive that is?
I think you are arguing in favour of my point rather than against it.If you've never designed or quoted an 11kV feeder run, above or underground then how would you know just how expensive that is?
"Chances are" based on what?. A hunch?chances are
A minor nitpick, but they wouldn't generally be looking at increasing the voltage of the feeder - they'd likely be re-conductoring it to handle higher power. An 11kV feeder can supply tens of MVA if you need it to.chances are the 11kV feeder won't have the capacity and it will need to be upgraded e.g. to 33kV, possibly for many km, which is gonna cost a lot more
Finally got to a desktop to respond. Yes. I was agreeing with you. (Contextually confusing perhaps but quoting these posts I find hit and miss).I think you are arguing in favour of my point rather than against it.
I drove past on Tuesday and they were working on it then. Looking good.Photo posted on Whirlpool by Stu showing 3 boxes of 4 V4 stalls.
Did you see how many stalls?I drove past this site today. Sorry no pictures guys were working and a bit camera shy. The V4 chargers were being lifted into a few positions. This site also has 3 solar panel covers covering the stalls. Lots of activity about 8am today with cabinets open cables being run. Will take pictures next time I drop past.
I tried to count but the green Substation (New) blocked my view. Could be 12. I went past 2weeks ago and the solar canopies were not there then but are now. One cabinet they were working in looked like a battery bank.Did you see how many stalls?