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The 19 pages that link to Distributed generation, each with the reason it gives.

• Wind powerNarrower topic: Small wind turbines can supply local loads within broader distributed-energy systems.

• Electric power transmissionCompared with: Local generation can reduce dependence on long-distance bulk transfers.

• MicrogridNarrower topic: Local generators supply power that would otherwise come from the utility grid.

• Electric power systemCompared with: Distributed generation places sources within distribution networks rather than only at large plants.

• Electrical gridRelated: Rooftop solar and other local sources change flows that were once mostly one-way.

• Electric power distributionRelated: Local generators can supply nearby demand and alter power flows on distribution circuits.

• Renewable energy integrationCompared with: Its location and scale contrast with integration centered on large remote renewable plants.

• Black startRelated: Distributed resources could support local recovery beyond conventional large-plant starting chains.

• Solid oxide fuel cellRelated: Modular fuel-cell installations can generate power at buildings or industrial sites.

• Electricity generationCompared with: It contrasts with centralized plants that send power over long-distance networks.

• Rural electrificationNarrower topic: Local generation can reduce dependence on long transmission lines to rural communities.

• Smart gridRelated: Local generation changes power flows that distribution networks were traditionally designed to manage.

• Virtual power plantNarrower topic: It supplies generation that can be coordinated alongside storage and flexible demand.

• Net meteringNarrower topic: Net metering is a billing policy for some customer-owned distributed generators.

• Wind farmCompared with: Wind farms usually concentrate generation at a shared site rather than distributing small generators among users.

• Grid codeBroader topic: Grid codes define how distributed resources behave as their numbers grow on local networks.

• Small modular reactorRelated: Smaller units may fit grids that cannot absorb a single large reactor’s output.

• MicrogenerationNarrower topic: Microgeneration is the small-scale end of this broader decentralized approach.

• SupergridCompared with: It emphasizes local supply rather than the supergrid's long-distance transfer of bulk power.