Entity: NATIONAL-GRID
The NATIONAL GRID refers to a network of power stations, power lines, and electricity infrastructure that enables the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity across a country.
NATIONAL GRID
Etymology
The term 'NATIONAL GRID' originated from the concept of a grid-like network that connects power stations and facilitates the distribution of electricity on a national scale.
Definition
The NATIONAL GRID is a sophisticated system of power stations, power lines, and electricity infrastructure designed to generate, transmit, and deliver electricity throughout a country.
Historical Context
The development of the NATIONAL GRID can be traced back to the early advancements in electricity generation and distribution, leading to the establishment of interconnected networks to meet the growing demand for electricity.
Cultural Significance
The NATIONAL GRID plays a crucial role in ensuring a reliable and efficient supply of electricity to homes, businesses, and industries, contributing to the overall economic development and quality of life.
Related Concepts
- Power stations
- Electricity transmission
- Energy infrastructure
See Also
- Power grid
- Electrical grid
- Energy distribution
A comprehensive electricity transmission network servicing an entire nation.