The utility-microgrid relationship gets scrutinized a lot by microgrid companies. And for good reason. Many have built their business models around partnering with utilities; others compete with utilities for customers. Utilities are the dominant players in the electricity industry, and they have close ties to customers. So what do customers … [Read more...]
Jeffery Nash, a Camden County commissioner, and City Councilwoman Shaneka Boucher describe the clean energy plan for the New Jersey microgrid.
Distributed energy resources are important for emergency preparedness and recovery in a disaster, especially in rural, sparsely populated areas with rugged terrain. If a wildfire strikes, communities need to be self-sufficient, perhaps for several weeks or longer. Download the new report from Siemens that explores how with robust microgrid and emergency power supplies, critical infrastructure can continue to serve thousands of people with life, health, and safety services.
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