Microgrids created electric sanctuaries amidst Hurricane Ian's devastation
Microgrids created electric sanctuaries in Florida, Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas after Hurricane Ian made landfall, packing winds as high as 155 MPH
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Microgrids created electric sanctuaries in Florida, Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas after Hurricane Ian made landfall, packing winds as high as 155 MPH
Energy sharing in microgrids can benefit all parties involved — including utilities — but establishing successful sharing projects can be difficult.
Oz Minerals, which operates a nickel and copper mine in Australia, plans to build what is said to be the world's largest renewable microgrid.
California’s Taylor Farms, a major North American fresh food producer, is building a microgrid with Bloom Energy, Ameresco and Concept Clean Energy.
From Texas to California to Oregon multi-tasking microgrids bolstered the grid and kept air conditioners running during this summer's brutal heatwave.