Grid-connected system integration refers to the interconnection of renewable energy generation systems with traditional energy generation and transmission systems to meet power system needs. The emergence of this technology plays a key role in promoting the use of renewable energy in power systems.
Through grid-connected system integration, renewable energy generation systems such as wind power and photovoltaic power can integrate their generated electricity into traditional energy generation systems, enabling more efficient operation and improving the reliability and stability of the power system. Furthermore, grid-connected renewable energy generation systems can reduce grid load and effectively reduce environmental pollution.
Grid-connected system integration also facilitates energy exchange between regions and improves the power system's supply capacity and load-bearing capacity. By combining the generation of renewable and traditional energy sources, the power system can more efficiently meet future energy needs, thereby improving energy utilization and efficiency.
