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Microgrids are small-scale energy systems that may function both separately and in tandem with the larger power grid. They are made up of dispersed sources of energy, such as photovoltaics, wind, battery and traditional generators, along with advanced control systems. Although microgrids been accessible for many years, the military and college campuses were the main users until recently. Thus, while still relatively modest, the overall number of microgrids is increasing. By 2028, Guide House (formerly Navigant) predicts that the market will be close to $39.4 billion. The DC microgrid is designed to manage energy generation, storage, and distribution efficiently. A bidirectional converter is employed to facilitate seamless energy exchange between the grid and solutions for energy storage, guaranteeing the best energy utilization and storage. The simulation phase involves analyzing the microgrid's performance under varying load and generation conditions using MATLAB/Simulink.