Frekvensreguleringen
Frekvensreguleringen, often translated as frequency regulation, is a critical aspect of maintaining the stability and reliability of electrical power grids. It refers to the process of balancing the generation of electricity with its consumption in real-time. In an AC (alternating current) power system, the frequency of the electricity, typically 50 Hz or 60 Hz depending on the region, is directly proportional to the balance between the mechanical power input to generators and the electrical power output.
When demand for electricity increases, generators must produce more power to match it. If generation falls
Frekvensreguleringen is achieved through a combination of automatic and manual control systems. Automatic generation control (AGC)