Distributed Generation encompasses various small-scale power generation sources that are distributed throughout the power grid. These sources can include solar panels, wind turbines, biomass, microturbines, and other renewable energy systems. DG is often connected to the local grid and can operate independently or in conjunction with traditional power plants. The growth of DG has been facilitated by advancements in technology and growing concerns about energy security and environmental impacts. By decentralizing power production, DG can reduce transmission losses, enhance resilience, and support local energy needs.