Whether it is on high plateaus, mountains, islands, or remote areas, as long as the wind energy meets certain conditions, it can operate normally and provide power to user terminals.

In a distributed wind power generation system, each power station is independent of each other, and users can control it independently without large-scale power outages, so the safety and reliability are relatively high.

Distributed wind power generation can compensate for the lack of safety and stability in the power grid, and continue to supply power in the event of unexpected disasters, which has become an indispensable and important supplement to centralized power supply.