Introduction: 　 Current Limiting Reactors (CLRs) play a vital role in ensuring the safety and stability of electrical systems, acting as a safeguard against excessive fault currents.   In the high-stakes world of industrial power distribution, sustainability is often narrowly defined by energy efficiency or renewable integration. However, a silent crisis looms in the physical infrastructure of the grid itself. When catastrophic faults occur, the damage rarely stops at the equipment level; it spills over into the ecosystem, creating liabilities that far exceed the cost of hardware replacement.The modern electrical grid is not just a delivery system; it is a pressurized vessel of immense energy where the difference between safe operation and environmental disaster is measured in milliseconds.   The Paradox of the Green Grid As global industries race toward decarbonization, electrical networks are becoming denser and more volatile. The integration of high-capacity wind farms and ...