Sustaining Power Fluctuations of Renewable Energy Resources and Precise Power Sharing and Voltage Stability in Microgrid

This research focuses on the integration of renewable energy into power systems, improving microgrid (MG) stability and efficiency. It introduces control techniques for both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) MGs, designed to manage the inherent fluctuations of renewable energy sources and adapt to unpredictable load variations. Innovations include the integration of supercapacitors in wind energy systems to prolong battery life and reduce power fluctuations, and the development of novel control methods to minimize harmonic distortions in distributed generation. These advancements enhance the reliability and sustainability of renewable energy systems, contributing to a more eco-friendly and resilient energy infrastructure.