Electrical standards in Rakeo
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| Data | |
|---|---|
| Continuity of supply | Yes |
| Share of fossil energy | 82% |
| Share of renewable energy | 18% |
Portions of agriculture and heavy industry in Rakeo are directly operated at a central government level with similarly centralized standards- but domestic products and many electric grids do not adhere to one particular standard. There are six different national power grids primarily operated by Olino Water and Power, Venen Power Systems, South Electric, and a variety of smaller operators.
Contents
History
Electrification began in Rakeo in the early 20th century during the Creeperian administration of the Captaincy General of Rakeo. Initially being used to power coastal industries, more rural areas struggled to fully electrify until the 1970s, when the isolationist policies governing the country were loosened and cheap northern components could be purchased.
Infrastructure
Generation and transport
Standards
Heavy Industry
The Heavy Industry Electrical Standard (Rakeoian Spanish: Estándar Eléctrico de la Industria Pesada, abbreviated as EEIP) regulates what equipment may be used for the generation, distribution, and use of electrical power within industries regulated within the jurisdiction of the Directory of Industrial Matters.
Sockets
| Socket | Earthed / Grounded | Description | Photograph |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-pin OAyE Standard (2000–Present) | Yes | 20A, 250V | 
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| 3-pin OAyE Standard (1978-2000) | Yes | 10/16A, 250V | 
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| 3-pin VSP Standard | Yes | 16A, 220V | 100px |
| 2-pin VSP Standard | No | 16A, 220V | 100px |
| 2-pin Home Appliance Compatible | No | 2.5, 220V | 
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| 2-pin ES Standard | No | 16A, 250V | 100px |
| 3-pin ES Standard | Yes | 15A, 120V | 100px |
