The power distribution sector plays a critical role in ensuring that electricity generated at power plants reaches consumers efficiently, reliably, and safely. Despite its importance, this sector faces numerous issues and challenges that hinder its effectiveness and sustainability. One of the primary challenges is high transmission and distribution losses, which include both technical losses due to energy dissipation in transformers and conductors, and commercial losses resulting from theft, meter tampering, and inaccurate billing. These losses significantly affect the financial health of distribution companies and increase the cost of electricity for end-users. Another significant issue is the aging infrastructure in many regions. Distribution networks, including poles, transformers, and wiring, are often outdated and poorly maintained. This results in frequent breakdowns, outages, and reliability issues. In urban areas, overloading of the distribution network is common due to increasing demand, while rural areas