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Island mode in a distribution system is basically a distribution system providing its electricity sdupply from the source embedded in it or defined for it. In this way, no extra power is coming or going out and this closed system can provide all the necessary power from the generation units specified. Technically, the generation units are not necessarily required to be present there physically. The system operator (dispatcher) may through the use of certain equipment define how much power will flow in or which generation units will be operational.

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