Transient Stability Analysis of a Power System with Distributed Generation Penetration

In recent years, while fossil fuel prices have increased, these fuels have reduced to access. More importantly, it has reached an irreversible point in climate change. This situation has led to increasing importance of renewable energy resources, notably wind and solar energy. In particular, developments in technology and efforts to implement smart grids increase the share of renewable energy sources in energy generation. Due to this increased share, it has caused some changes in the power system. The most important of these changes is the power system stability, which plays a vital role in system planning and operation. These sources have tended to leave the grid in the event of a failure. Also, variable generation features always pose a risk for system stability. In this paper, IEEE 9 bus power system is used to investigate the behavior and risks of these resources with variable generation structures under various fault scenarios.