Power quality of an electrical system is used to describe the quality and inherent compatibility of power use and distribution in a network. For site connections, power quality is typically assessed in terms of harmonic voltage distortion, harmonic current distortion, voltage fluctuation, voltage unbalance and flicker.
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Advances in technology, as well as operational and economic benefits, are allowing energy production to be less centralised. Modern electricity grids are witnessing a growing number of connections of distributed energy resources, including gas and diesel generators and renewable's like wind and solar. The decentralised energy landscape brings with it several challenges for designers and grid operators.
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