The harmonic controlling schemes are very important for renewable energy applications. The power efficient applications are playing significant role in grid connected inverter applications. The measures like power factor, real & reactive power, voltage at (grid, inverter and converter side), current at (grid, inverter and converter side) are need to be improve for efficient power balancing purpose. The earlier models like liner disturbance controlling LADRC, Proportional-Resonant (PR) Control with Comb Filter (PRC-CF) and PI controlling are outdated. Therefore, PR–NF–STFT-Fuzzy logic controller is proposed to cross over the above limitations. This proposed methodology can improve the PRFI-HC dynamic response, PRFI-HC of inverter current and PRFI-HC voltage. Grid-connected inverters may use the suggested approach to emit high and low frequency harmonics. In the event of many external harmonic's sources, a different analysis statement is provided to indicate the highest achievable individual grid current harmonic. At resonance frequencies, the effect of the series damping resistor on the inverter's harmonic rejection capability is examined. The suggested harmonic structure of the converter is matched by the simulations and testing findings.