The document discusses a project to rehabilitate the electrical network in Nablus, Palestine by adding a new connection point. The project aims to improve voltage levels, reduce losses, and meet increasing demand. ETAP software is used to model the existing network and proposed changes. Key findings include that adding a new 33kV connection point at Huwwara village would decrease losses from 8.9% to 3.4% and improve the power factor. An economic analysis found the project would pay for itself within 3 years due to reduced penalties and losses. The conclusions recommend implementing the proposed changes to strengthen the network.