Abstract
In this paper widespread prior-art search of the distributed generation and its power management policies are presented, the conclusions derived by various authors for different objective statements are explored. In Microgrids with non conventional distributed generation systems, power quality issues are increasing due to power electronic converters involved for the energy conversion. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to showcase the unmet needs of the microgrids in terms of power quality problems and succeeded by the case study on the different available compensation techniques, algorithms and devices. Finally, reflected the importunate gaps available and promising opportunities for future research.
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