Shaping the future
Distributed generation (DG) has emerged as a central pillar in the transformation of global energy systems. Distributed PV and energy storage systems (ESS) are changing how electricity is generated and consumed and challenging traditional utility models. While the sector has enjoyed rapid growth, recent years have seen a cooling of expansion rates, highlighting both the maturation of the market and the emergence of new challenges.
Distributed PV has soared in popularity across many markets, serving as an attractive solution to enhance energy security, reduce transmission losses and alleviate grid pressure. But DG deployment has also disrupted utility revenue models, necessitating a rethink of tariff structures and grid management practices. Residential PV adoption has been driven by government subsidies and feed-in …
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