The optimal control system for your grid-forming or grid-connected system – for now and for the future
The transition to grid-forming converters as part of the system stability roadmap mainly affects the control and regulation level of a plant. Hardware adaptation is largely unaffected. And in many pilot applications, the benefits and general feasibility of grid-forming converters have already been demonstrated. One challenge remains: how to manage the imposed voltage source behavior in the limited current carrying capacity of converters in line with demand.
In addition, increasing decentralization is also leading to greater flexibility in the power grid. As a result, resonance stability is becoming increasingly important. Generation plants must be compliant in this regard in order to function reliably in the grid even in changing constellations.