Distributed Generation (DG)
A generic term for all forms of Electricity generation that are connected to the Distribution Network. It can include both fossil-fuel and renewable forms of
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Diverse energy technologies that provide direct customer benefits and/or serve essential operational needs of conventional, transforming and future power systems.
A generic term for all forms of Electricity generation that are connected to the Distribution Network. It can include both fossil-fuel and renewable forms of
Solar Photovoltaic panel installations connected to the Distribution Network. In many cases, these resources are located Behind the Meter at residential and commercial Customer properties.
Passenger cars and other vehicles powered by Electricity. The three main classifications of Electric Vehicles are:
A universal term for all technologies that provide one or several of the Electric Products required by the Power System and includes:
Various means of storing energy, either directly or indirectly, and either at centralised locations or widely distributed across a Power System. The numerous types of
A flexible supply of Energy that can be called upon instantaneously or over long periods as the output of intermittent sources of generation vary and/or
Energy Resources connected to the Distribution Network that can, in a reliable and firm manner, modify their operational behaviour in response to Bulk Power System,
An Energy Resource primarily designed for production of Electricity and includes all related equipment essential to its functioning as a single entity. As a generic
An entity that owns, operates and maintains large-scale Generation Plant.
An Inverter that regulates its output of Power by measuring the angle of the grid Voltage using a phase-locked loop. It controls current amplitude and