Connect distributed generation plants to the grid faster The challenges facing feed-in management Decentral power generation plants need to play their part in ensuring high grid stability. The system yield, storage, and self-consumption must be regulated and monitored. Linking various energy sources, using types of storage, and shifting loads to meet the peak generation are the major tasks for meeting the energy needs in the near future. The accelerated expansion of renewable energy is creating increasing challenges for grid and system operators, electricity marketers, and consumers alike. This includes limited grid capacities, poor grid compatibility, inadequate grid security management, an increased bidirectional power flow, and cybersecurity. Grid connection point of the photovoltaic system in Moura, Portugal, with the feed-in control from Phoenix Contact Overview of an energy management system Grid operators Direct sellers Data logger Acquisition of meteorological data Wind turbine generators Offices and production Grid connection point Energy storage Sources Feed-in controller (Power Control Unit, PCU) Photovoltaic systems (greenfield, rooftop, tracker, etc.) KOMBI SAVE J10 Trafo QA1 QA2 S1 200 A 200 A 200 A L1 L2 L3 S2 1.20 kA 1.20 kA 1.20 kA L0 NaN NaN Thermischer Füllstand S1 68% Thermischer Füllstand S2 60% F1 F2 F3 F4 READY ERROR R L I 0 ENTER ESC RESET Anregung Auslösung Phase L1 Phase L2 Phase L3 vorwärts rückwärts AWE bereit AWE ausgeschaltet Überlast Kurzschluss Erdschluss U- oder f-Fehler SF6 Fehler Blockade Charging stations Protective relay Energy measurement Biogas CHP plant Apartment buildings Single-family homes Loads 6 Phoenix Contact