With economic development and population growth, the demand for electricity in countries around the world is increasing. Under the policy of nuclear power abolition, Taiwan has been developing power technology towards new energy in recent years, but the proportion of this part is still low and is not enough to make up for the energy gap after nuclear power abolition. In addition, Taiwan’s energy supply is mainly coal and gas, and these raw materials are all imported. In order to avoid the impact of raw material shortages, price increases, etc., and to reduce the burden on the environment and reduce carbon emissions, green energy construction has always been Taiwan’s main energy development direction. However, with the increasing capacity of green energy systems, managing and monitoring power grid systems are becoming increasingly important.
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