Distribution Energy Generation using Renewable Energy Sources
G. Sree Lakshmi, Олена Рубаненко, G. Divya, V. Lavanya
Abstract
The future source of energy generation technologies is the Distribution Generation (DG), which allows the bidirectional flow of power within an electrical system. Many challenges have to be faced by the researchers to implement accurate and protected schemes for DG connected Distribution Network. This new technology uses Distributed generators varying from kW to MW at the load side, whereas the traditional centralized generator units sized from 100 MW to GW, which are located far away from the loads, where the natural resources are available. This paper gives the survey of various Distributed Generation systems which are practically coming into existence and getting added to the electric power generation. DGs along with their benefits, impacts, advantages and applications in the current energy world in the electrical power system are presented.