Gridtiedosta
Gridtiedosta is a term used in energy engineering to denote a grid-tied distributed energy system architecture that integrates on-site generation with the public electricity grid while prioritizing safety, reliability, and grid compatibility. The concept encompasses devices and control strategies that enable on-site power to be exported to the grid when generation exceeds local demand and to draw power when local supply is insufficient, subject to utility rules and market conditions.
Core components typically include a grid-tied inverter, a point of interconnection with the utility grid, metering
Operation follows standard interconnection practices: the system synchronizes with the grid in voltage and frequency, exports
Applications include residential, commercial, and industrial solar plus storage installations, distributed energy projects, and small microgrid