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MCB Camp Lejeune chooses Duke Energy to build $22 million military microgrid

Oct. 21, 2022
Duke Energy will design and build a $22 million dollar microgrid at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, the largest Marine Corps installation in the world.

Only through Standardization Can Microgrids Accelerate the Energy Transition

Jan. 18, 2024
Jana Gerber, North America microgrid president at Schneider Electric discusses how standardizing microgrids will accelerate the energy transition.
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Despite challenges, Duke and Honeywell pursue community microgrids in a big way

March 18, 2022
The challenges of developing community microgrids in the US can be daunting despite their benefits. Still, a new partnership of Duke and Honeywell is taking it on nationwide. ...
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Ameresco and Duke to Build Unusual Floating Solar Microgrid at World’s Largest Military Base

Sept. 14, 2020
Ameresco, Duke Energy and the military are combining forces to create a unique project at Fort Bragg in North Carolina — a floating solar microgrid.
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What are non-wires alternatives?

June 21, 2019
Non-wires alternatives are increasingly used by utilities to avoid or delay construction of more costly ‘wires and poles’ infrastructure. But what exactly are they? Read on as...
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Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock
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Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock
Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock

Duke Energy and the No Controversy Microgrid: Hot Springs

May 27, 2019
Again Duke Energy has scored an easy microgrid win, this time for the Hot Springs Microgrid in Madison County, which won approval last week from the North Carolina Utilities Commission...
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Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock
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Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock
Hot Springs, North Carolina photo by upinthehillscasey/Shutterstock

North Carolina Regulators Cancel Hearing, Moving Duke Microgrid Closer to Fruition

Feb. 21, 2019
Duke Energy’s planned Hot Springs microgrid in western North Carolina moved closer to fruition earlier this week when state regulators canceled an evidentiary hearing scheduled...
Rendering of Duke’s Mt Sterling microgrid. Courtesy Duke Energy
Rendering of Duke’s Mt Sterling microgrid. Courtesy Duke Energy
Rendering of Duke’s Mt Sterling microgrid. Courtesy Duke Energy
Rendering of Duke’s Mt Sterling microgrid. Courtesy Duke Energy
Rendering of Duke’s Mt Sterling microgrid. Courtesy Duke Energy

Duke Energy and Orlando Discussing Microgrid at Wastewater Treatment Plant

Jan. 22, 2019
Duke Energy Florida and the City of Orlando are discussing building a solar-plus-storage microgrid for the city’s Iron Bridge sewage treatment plant.
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Montgomery County Microgrids Now Live and Leading

Oct. 26, 2018
The concept of the no-money down microgrid gained significant footing this week when two Montgomery County microgrids went live in Maryland.