Large-scale adoption of renewables is like walking millions of dogs. Syndem's Founder and CEO explains how to harmonize millions of them without relying on ICT.

CHICAGO, IL, USA, February 4, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ -- American City & County features the rethinking of Dr. Qing-Chang Zhong, Founder and CEO of Syndem, on renewable power systems.

Renewable energy sources like solar power and wind are receiving more and more attention. Solar farms and wind turbines pop up everywhere, which looks like that renewable energy generators can be added indefinitely in the current way. However, this is a misconception. Use walking dogs as an analogy. Walking a dog is easy. However, imagine walking 10 dogs, or 100 dogs. It is a lot more challenging. The dogs may run in different directions unexpectedly, which can be fatal. Similar things can happen to power systems when the penetration level of renewables increases. There are other misconceptions as well. Read the full article here.

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About Syndem
Syndem is leading the global development of next-generation smart grids based on the synchronization-and-democratization mechanism to harmonize the integration of renewable energy sources (such as wind and solar), electric vehicles, storage, flexible loads etc. This will enable autonomous operation of power systems without relying on communication networks, improving grid stability, reliability, security, and sustainability. Learn more at www.syndem.com.

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