Which energy generation systems are located near the point of use for efficiency?

Distributed energy generation systems are specifically designed to be located near the point of use, which enhances efficiency. This configuration minimizes energy losses associated with transmission, as energy is used closer to where it is generated. These systems can include solar panels, wind turbines, and small-scale combined heat and power systems, among others.

The close proximity to energy consumers allows for a more sustainable and resilient power supply, as it enables better integration of renewable energy resources and reduces reliance on large-scale, centralized power generation. This alignment addresses both efficiency in energy utilization and the ability to respond quickly to local energy demands.

Other options, while they may interact with energy systems in various ways, do not focus specifically on the placement of energy generation close to its point of use.