Decentralized Energy leading to Energy Transition

Decentralized energy refers to generating electricity close to where it is used, rather than relying on large, distant power plants. This approach involves local sources like solar panels, wind turbines, and small-scale renewable systems. By producing energy locally, it reduces transmission losses, enhances resilience, and promotes cleaner, sustainable power. This shift supports the broader energy transition—moving away from fossil fuels toward renewable sources—by empowering communities, increasing energy security, and decreasing environmental impact. Overall, decentralized energy makes the system more adaptable and sustainable for the future.