What Is Distributed Generation?
Distributed generation (English: Distributed Generation, DG), also known as decentralized power generation , decentralized power generation , decentralized power generation , is a technology and system that uses a variety of small, grid-connected equipment to generate and store energy. As the name suggests, it belongs to a more decentralized power generation method, as opposed to distributed power generation, which is centralized power generation.
- Distributed generation (English: Distributed Generation, DG), also known as distributed generation , decentralized generation , decentralized generation , is a variety of small, grid-connected equipment
- Distributed generation means closer
- Many maintenance bases
- Huge area
- Power storage device restrictions
- Fuel supply problem
- Higher electricity prices, large-scale production of power plants can reduce average costs (economy of scale)
- Most sources are unstable power sources
- As there is no long-distance power grid support, if the power generation environment is bad or damage caused by natural disasters, it will be difficult to restore power supply in the short term .