Electric Power Utilities continue to invest in their electrical substation facilities to support reliability initiatives, modernization, and the introduction of Distributed Energy Resources (DER).
ControlPoint Technologies’ team of Substation Engineers includes Principal Engineers, Designers, and Consultants to provide the engineering needed to support substation upgrade and expansion projects.
Substation Engineering design packages will include the Site Plan, Substation General Arrangement Drawings, Grounding and Fence Detail Drawings, Enclosures, Station Service Drawings, Equipment Drawings, Structural Drawings, One Line, Three Line, and Control Schematics, Wiring Drawings, Cable and Conduit Schedules, Communications Network Drawings and Material Lists.
Large Substation Projects will be supported by our Senior Project Managers to facilitate project schedules, drawing transmittals, review cycles, and progress reporting to all utility stakeholders. Project Managers work closely with our Technical Lead Engineers to develop a detailed project plan that will support project budget, schedule, safety, and quality requirements.
Services include:
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Breaker Replacements
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Transformer Replacements
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Relay Replacements
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Substation Expansion
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New Control House Installation
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Grid Modernization
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SCADA Systems
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IEC-61850 Solutions
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Protection Schemes & Settings
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Ground Grid Design
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Feasibility Analysis
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Detailed Design
New Substation Control House
ControlPoint Technologies provides engineering and design to modernize existing stations with new control house enclosure(s).
Substation Automation
Substation Automation, Grid Modernization, and IEC-61850 engineering and program management.
Electric utilities partner with ControlPoint Technologies to inspect existing substation conditions, develop intelligent solutions, and implement latest technology.
Substation Transformer Replacement
Transformer replacement projects improve substation reliability and allow for transmission system upgrade and expansion.
Transmission System Protection
Programs are underway to replace obsolete relays where spare parts are difficult to obtain. Relay packages responsible for circuit breaker operation, line communications, and transformers are moving to the latest technology of microprocessor devices and communications.