The Concept of Creating Dependable Power Supply Systems

The article presents a concept for creating dependable power supply systems that can remain operational even in the event of partial or complete failures of individual components. The primary focus is on using distributed electrical energy generation systems to realize this concept. The article analyzes the current state and prospects of distributed generation systems, highlighting the key challenges that may arise in creating such dependable power supply systems. Special attention is given to technical, organizational, and economic aspects. A significant conclusion of the article is the necessity for interdisciplinary collaboration, including fields not directly related to electrical engineering, to address these challenges. Such an approach requires innovative solutions and collaborative efforts to ensure uninterrupted and dependable power supply. Additionally, the article proposes strategies for overcoming these challenges and achieving reliability in the energy infrastructure. These strategies include technological advancements, the establishment of standards, and professional training. In conclusion, the article lays the groundwork for a comprehensive approach to dependable power supply systems and underscores the importance of collaborative interdisciplinary work to achieve this goal.