CONNECTING A HYBRID POWER PLANT TO THE ELECTRICITY GRID WITHOUT AN ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM.
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This work studies the technical and engineering solutions for connecting a solar photovoltaic plant with a capacity of 3-6.2 kW to the local electricity grid. The importance of low-capacity photovoltaic systems is growing in view of the efficient use of solar energy, the integration of renewable energy sources and the need to ensure environmental sustainability. In the course of the study, the selection of solar panels, an inverter, protection devices and connection equipment is presented, as well as the ways of connecting and commissioning a hybrid solar power plant within an on-grid system and transmitting surplus energy to the electricity grid.
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