Energy and Infrastructure

Electrical Infrastructure Upgrades

Assessing and redesigning electrical infrastructure to support capacity increases, compliance and future growth.

A switchgear panel board

IN2 reviews existing electrical infrastructure and designs upgrades to support increased capacity, compliance and operational reliability

Our work ensures systems remain safe, reliable and aligned with evolving operational requirements. Upgrading electrical infrastructure ensures safety, resilience and future readiness.

 

IN2's electrical infrastructure upgrade services include electrical infrastructure assessments, design documentation upgrade, and capacity and compliance analysis.

Electrical switchgear and switchroom

Electrical infrastructure upgrades are typically triggered by a change in operational demand — increased load from new equipment or additional occupancy, a change of use, ageing switchgear approaching end of life, a compliance gap identified under an EICR or periodic inspection, or a connection agreement requiring reinforcement. IN2 starts with an assessment of the existing infrastructure, establishes what it can and cannot support, and designs the upgrade to meet the new requirement.

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IN2 delivers energy upgrades for large infrastructure and estates

Our work covers HV and LV distribution systems, MV/LV transformer and switchgear assessment and replacement, busbar and cable infrastructure upgrades, earthing and protection system design, and power quality and load flow analysis. Where grid connection upgrades are required, we manage the interface with the network operator from application through to adoption.

Our services include:

  • Electrical infrastructure assessment and capacity analysis
  • HV and LV distribution system design and upgrade
  • Transformer, switchgear and protection system design
  • Grid and network operator connection upgrade management
  • Design documentation and live-site upgrade coordination

It all starts with a plan. Contact us today to chat about any electrical infrastructure upgrades you may need.

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