The "Electrical Energy Distribution" is a textbook from the renowned Teubner series "Guide to Electrical Engineering." It teaches students how to dimension lines and networks in terms of voltage drop, thermal load capacity, and short-circuit strength. The book discusses the types and sizing of overhead lines and cable systems, including high-performance cables, and presents the necessary protective devices for damage limitation in case of electrical faults. The section on switchgear provides insight into the structure of device technology for electrical energy supply. Power plants as sources of electrical energy supply are discussed in overview. Finally, fundamental concepts of the electricity economy that every electrical engineering engineer should know are explained. The 9th edition includes.