Definition:
The ability of an electrical grid to maintain a constant voltage and frequency, ensuring reliable power delivery.
Key Components:
- Frequency regulation mechanisms
- Voltage control systems
- Energy storage integration
Use Cases/Industries:
- Renewable energy integration
- Electric grid operations
- Industrial power management
Advantages:
- Prevents blackouts and system failures
- Supports higher penetration of renewables
- Ensures consistent power quality
Challenges:
- Requires continuous monitoring and control
- Vulnerable to extreme weather and cyber threats
- High costs of grid modernization
Related Terms:
Frequency Regulation, Smart Grid, Load Balancing
Example:
Grid operators use battery energy storage systems (BESS) to provide frequency regulation and prevent voltage fluctuations in high-demand periods.
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Synonyms:
Power Grid Stability, Grid Reliability, Grid Resilience
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