The past year was marked by disaster, which went beyond the global pandemic that rocked the world. Hurricanes wracked the Gulf of Mexico in the US, and wildfires engulfed forests and residential areas in California. Needless to say, energy resilience is becoming crucial for success in today's market. A new white paper from PowerSecure … [Read more...]
Energy Resilience Top of Mind for Microgrid Customers in the New Year
December 21, 2020 By Leave a Comment
How Microgrids in Texas Served the Lone Star State During Hurricane Harvey
June 7, 2018 By 3 Comments
Microgrids in Texas proved their worth during Hurricane Harvey, as described in this final entry of a six-part Microgrid Knowledge Special Report Series on the rise of the reliability-as-a-service model and the onset of the affordable microgrid. Hurricane Harvey left Texas with $125 billion in damages, record rainfall, flooding that … [Read more...]
Oh the Irony…Storm Cancels Meeting about How Microgrids Keep the Lights on in Storms
February 9, 2015 By 1 Comment
Could it be more ironic? A group in New Jersey, promoting microgrids to ward off outages during storms, had to cancel its January 27 public information meeting. Because of a storm. The good news is that MIDJersey Chamber and the MIDJersey Center for Economic Development plan to reschedule the meeting. Update! The meeting has been rescheduled to … [Read more...]
