Reliability of Wind Turbines In Renewable Rich Microgrid

The purpose of this paper is to conduct a review of the literature on the reliability of microgrids supplied by renewable energy sources. Renewable energy sources, like solar and wind power, have become more popular recently due to the rising demand for sustainable energy and the depletion of fossil resources. Microgrids, self-sufficient energy systems that can run alone or in tandem with the main power grid, are increasingly being used to power small towns and rural areas. Microgrid reliability, particularly for those that use just renewable energy sources, is still a cause of worry. This article summarizes recent research on the dependability of microgrids from the reliability of renewable sources in the example of wind turbines that are abundant in renewable energy and examines the problems and potential fixes for assuring their dependability. The article will also discuss the future prospects of renewable energy microgrids and the need for further research to enhance their reliability.