During peak demand on a three-phase power grid, which outcome occurs when distributed generator voltage phase angles lag?

💡 Explanation

Increased reactive power leads to larger phase angle differences due to insufficient synchronization caused by the angular droop control mechanism adjusting generator output, because voltage lags increase. Therefore, compensation is needed, rather than improving stability unless corrected; losses can increase with reactive current.

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