<![CDATA[Grid-connected solar photovoltaic (GCPV) systems have become an essential part of modern electricity generation due to their ability to harness clean, renewable energy, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and lower dependence on fossil fuels. In Malaysia, initiatives promoting small-scale GCPV adoption among residential, commercial, and industrial users have been notably successful. However, concerns regarding power quality (PQ) within GCPV-integrated environments remain insufficiently explored. This study presents a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of GCPV generation on frequency fluctuations and voltage total harmonic distortion (THDV) within the Malaysian grid. The methodology involves empirical measurements of PQ at a selected GCPV installation, focusing on frequency fluctuation and THDV, and compares the results against Malaysian and international standards. These measurements form the basis for further statistical analysis, which includes descriptive analysis, process capability analysis, and Pearson correlation analysis. The study aims to provide insights into grid stability, the influence of GCPV output on PQ, and the relationship between environmental factors and PQ deviations. Findings reveal that GCPV generation has minimal impact on grid PQ, which remains within acceptable limits set by relevant standards. Furthermore, no significant correlation was observed between GCPV output and PQ deterioration. The results contribute to a deeper understanding of PQ challenges in GCPV systems and offer valuable guidance for regulators and utility providers to support the development of effective mitigation strategies to ensure the continued stability and efficiency of Malaysia’s evolving power grid.]]>
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