School districts, bus fleet contractors, and Engineering, Construction, and Procurement (EPC) firms nationwide have been presented with a golden opportunity to embrace the shift to electric school buses (ESBs) and contribute to a cleaner environment. Here, we explore the financial avenues to going electric.
Recognizing the critical role of microgrid technology in strengthening the country’s outdated central grid, various federal agencies have taken initiatives to support and accelerate microgrid deployments. Here, we take a dive into these new federal funding opportunities and how to navigate the challenges in accessing them.
School districts, bus fleet contractors, and Engineering, Construction, and Procurement (EPC) firms nationwide have been presented with a golden opportunity to embrace the shift to electric school buses (ESBs) and contribute to a cleaner environment. Here, we explore the financial avenues to going electric.
Join us to examine the complexities of quantifying, valuing, and monetizing resilience for C&I fleets, and explore insights into how to enhance a resilience strategy.
Project developers and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPCs) firms deploying on-site clean energy systems are encountering a significant hurdle: interconnection transmission delays. Here, we explore how the modern microgrid can empower C&I project developers and EPC firms by mitigating the impact of these delays.
In an era of advancing energy technologies and evolving power grids, the modern microgrid has emerged as a significant player in the realm of energy infrastructure. But what exactly is a modern microgrid, and why should you be well-versed in the intricacies of this distributed energy system?
The energy sector is undergoing a disruptive transformation as distributed energy systems challenge traditional centralized power grids. These distributed systems, like a modern microgrid, offer more opportunities for cost savings, greater resilience, lower carbon emissions, and increased energy independence.
While PLCs have served their purpose in the early stages of microgrids and may continue playing a role in simpler fossil-fuel-based microgrids, they do not offer a compelling solution for managing and monitoring the modern microgrid.
Clean energy innovations and advancements continue evolving rapidly, with many Commercial & Industrial (C&I) facilities looking to leverage new technology to cut energy costs and emissions. As a result, Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms will be increasingly asked to deploy onsite Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) systems for C&I facilities or entire portfolios.
As Commercial and Industrial operations seek ways to optimize site economics, strengthen resilience, and reduce emissions, plant managers will face an uphill battle if they rely solely on traditional utility bills.