Our grid structure has changed fundamentally in recent decades and will continue to do so. The energy transition is forcing us to consider a resource-saving power supply that guarantees the necessary quality and stability of the grid. Power generation used to be based on a simple AC voltage system with one-way power flows. Centralized power plants produced electricity that flowed to the load centers and then to consumers. Today the situation is much more complex, with an irreversible trend toward decentralized energy systems. Learn more:
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