“…The analysis of which elements affect directly the loss of stability, both in frequency and voltage, implies that in the generation, transmission and distribution stages alternative processes are generated to restore the normal operating ranges of the power system; however, there is a risk that the system will exceed the stability limits and the generation will be insufficient to compensate for the different electrical parameters, causing a general blackout of the system. One of the solutions proposed is the increase of generation plants based on non-conventional renewable energies; but with this option, uncertainty conditions have been introduced to the power grid due to the random nature of the methodological variables (Arias, Vargas & Rahmann., 2015;Carrión, González, Isaac & López, 2017;Guerrón, García & Montero, 2014;Mazaher & Hazlie, 2014;Schmitz & Smith, 2009;Short, Infield & Freris, 2007).…”