The New UKPN Standard: Mechanical Design for Grid and Primary Substations

The people who wrote the standard, in the room to explain it.

UK Power Networks has updated EDS 07-4060, the building services standard for grid and primary substations. If you design, specify or sign off this kind of infrastructure, the rules you work to have moved.

Join CIBSE Home Counties South West and Home Counties North West for an evening with UK Power Networks, walking through what has changed and what it means for your designs. Ventilation, cooling, fire protection, humidity and temperature control. This is the detail that decides whether a design gets through, and you will hear it straight from the source, with time to put your own questions to the team behind the standard.

Substations may not be on your desk today. With the scale of grid investment and electrification ahead, the chances are they will be. This is your chance to get ahead of where the work is going.

What you'll take away

• A clear picture of what has changed in the updated EDS 07-4060
• What those changes mean in practice for building services design
• Direct answers to your questions from UK Power Networks

Who should attend
Building services and MEP engineers, designers, consultants and contractors working on substations or the developments that include them, plus anyone tracking infrastructure as a growth area for the industry.

Speaker
Eddie Osobe, Mechanical & Electrical Design Engineer, UK Power Networks.

Details
🎤 In-person presentation, followed by Q&A

Hosted jointly by CIBSE Home Counties South West and CIBSE Home Counties North West.

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