distributed generation

Distributed generation refers to small-scale power generation systems that are located close to the end-users or within the electricity distribution network itself. It involves generating electricity from multiple sources, such as solar panels, wind turbines, or small-scale gas turbines, which are typically located on rooftops, in neighborhoods, or near industrial facilities. This decentralized approach offers localized power generation, reducing transmission losses, increasing energy security, and enabling a more flexible and sustainable electricity system.

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