Making microgrids work
National Renewable Energy Laboratory · University of Wisconsin–Madison · +3 more institutions
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Abstract
Distributed energy resources including distributed generation and distributed storage are sources of energy located near local loads and can provide a variety of benefits including improved reliability if they are properly operated in the electrical distribution system. Microgrids are systems that have at least one distributed energy resource and associated loads and can form intentional islands in the electrical distribution systems. This paper gives an overview of the microgrid operation. Microgrid testing experiences from different counties was also provided.
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- Microgrid
- Distributed generation
- Reliability (semiconductor)
- Distributed power generation
- Reliability engineering
- Variety (cybernetics)
- Energy storage
- Work (physics)
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