Microgrids have already become an integral part of the electricity landscape by providing reliable autonomy and clean energy. They are inherently decentralised although they typically also maintain interactive relationships between the central grid and the users.

        Growing distributed energy resources(DER) penetration is increasing the amount of electricity generated on LV networks, creating a new operating environment for managing distribution networks.

        As “Go Green” initiatives receive greater support around the world and technical innovation brings down the costs, more and more people are getting on board with microgrids. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has projected that 30% of future electrification efforts will be supplied by microgrids.