Hybrid trigeneration system based microgrid combined cooling, heat and power providing heating, cooling, electrical generation and energy storage using an integrated automation system for monitor, analysis and control

This invention describes a self-sufficient energy system that generates its own electricity, heating, and cooling. It does this by capturing energy from multiple sources like wind, solar panels, and heat from the sun or underground. This captured energy is then converted into electricity using either a steam turbine or a Stirling engine, and also used directly for heating and cooling, all managed by an automated system that can connect to the main power grid through a dedicated substation.