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Negative kVAR (reactive power) indicates that power is being fed back into the grid, which often happens when a generator, such as a synchronous condenser or battery storage system, supplies reactive power. This can be beneficial for voltage support in the grid, improving stability and efficiency. However, excessive negative kVAR can lead to overvoltage conditions, which may cause equipment damage or operational issues. Managing reactive power effectively is crucial for maintaining power quality and grid reliability.

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