For over a century, many countries have been relying on the same electricity transmission mechanisms. While some countries have upgraded their equipment, others are using antiquated lines to deliver electricity. As populations rise in an industrialised and increasingly digitalised world, the global electricity demand is also growing. Governments worldwide are exploring innovative ways to upgrade their grid systems to respond to this growing demand. While there is no doubt that the main electricity systems of many countries must be improved, many countries are starting to invest in microgrids, many of which are located in rural areas where renewable energy is being produced, rather than traditional energy hubs, and they are showing great potential.
As the renewable energy capacity of several countries worldwide continues to rise, governments must ensure these new energy sources are able to reach the consumer market. Many…
