Grid-Forming Technology Takes Centre Stage as Search for System Resilience Steps Up
Electricity grids have historically relied on the inertia of heavy spinning turbines in coal, gas, nuclear, and hydro plants to maintain frequency stability. But as we replace synchronous generators with solar and wind, that inertia disappears. Without action, a grid dominated by renewables risks becoming unstable. Initial UK studies from 2012 showed that if non‑synchronous generation exceeds
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