MAP Design
Electrical Engineering
HV and LV electrical design for energy and infrastructure projects — substations, grid connections, protection and power systems engineered to connect on the date that matters.
The capability
Power infrastructure is unforgiving of late design change. An electrical scheme fixed early — and fixed correctly — protects the connection date every other discipline is working towards.
MAP electrical engineers have designed substation primary and secondary systems, HV and LV distribution, earthing, protection and control for energy and infrastructure projects across the UK. They work to the relevant British and European standards and to the technical requirements of network operators, so that designs pass through acceptance rather than circling back with comments attached.
Electrical design also carries the project's interfaces. Cable routes cross the civil design; switchgear rooms constrain the structure; load schedules move as the mechanical plant develops. We hold those interfaces deliberately, issuing information in a sequence the wider design team can build on. That is what keeps an energisation programme honest.
How MAP delivers it
Electrical commissions span single studies to complete HV and LV design scopes.
Substation design
Primary and secondary design for new and extended substations — layouts, single-line diagrams, earthing and protection developed to network operator requirements.
Grid connection engineering
Connection design from point of connection to site distribution, aligned with the connection offer, the technical specification and the energisation programme.
Power system studies
Load flow, fault level, protection coordination and earthing studies that size the equipment and settle the settings before procurement commits the money.
LV and building services power
LV distribution, small power and standby supply design for operational buildings, control rooms and ancillary plant.
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