Poste de transformation Morges — High-voltage substation
Morges, canton de Vaud
Moderate action, warming reaches about 2°C
Watch closely
Climate exposure score
This is how exposed Poste de transformation Morges is to climate-related disruption in a world that warms by 2°C. A higher number means more disruption to output, more maintenance, or more risk to the structure itself.
Exposure is expected to peak around 2040.
What is driving the risk
Heatwave frequency
+40 by 2050More very hot days reduce transformer capacity exactly when demand peaks.
Precipitation extremes
+24 by 2050Intense downpours can flood the site and disrupt cable trenches.
Drought stress
+14 by 2050Dry conditions have limited direct effect on this site.
Temperature variability
+27 by 2050Rapid day-to-night temperature swings shorten equipment life.
Projected exposure, 2025 to 2050
Each line shows how exposure changes if global warming follows that path.
What this means for you
Heat is the deciding factor here: transformers de-rate on the hottest afternoons, which coincide with the highest local demand. Upgraded cooling or a small capacity buffer would remove most of this exposure.