Cleaner, smarter, more reliable
Microgrids continue to prove themselves as solutions for a range of applications. Remote communities, facilities, and sites have already joined onsite distributed energy resources to work together as single resilient systems.
Distributed energy resources generally include a number of elements: solar or wind power, storage, along with emitting sources such as biomass and diesel generators, and a grid connection. The main benefit is that the facility or community can function as a true offgrid array or attached to the grid. Setups include the grid-tied, grid independent …
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