Islanding refers to a condition where certain part of the grid, including both generators and load, gets isolated from the main grid but continues to be energized through the local Distributed Generators (DGs). It is an undesirable condition in the grid operation but in certain situations, Controlled Islanding can help prevent major blackouts and improve system reliability.
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