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Capitalize on Advanced Microgrid Opportunities The microgrid market is expanding rapidly: with estimated CAGR of 16-20%, it is projected to reach as much as $35.1B by 2020. Government programs to enhance resiliency of military, university, state and hospital (MUSH) facilities have driven the ...
Moving Distributed Networked Energy into the Mainstream 9/15/2017 2pm EDT Peter Asmus Principal Research Analyst Navigant Research Bud Vos CEO Enbala Power Networks Rick Nicholson Global Product Management and Marketing ABB Enterprise Software Register The virtual power ...
Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2017 Time: 2:00 pm EST Watch Replay This Navigant Research webinar will explore perspectives on what is and what is not a microgrid. More importantly, it will challenge some long-standing assumptions about microgrids, pointing to a new way to grow markets ...
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Microgrid Systems Laboratory is a collaborative effort by a range of global leaders in electricity delivery, R&D, manufacturing, standards, regulation, and systems integration, MSL’s mission is to accelerate the transition to a more resilient, sustainable, and accessible system, and to alleviate “energy poverty” worldwide.
The key elements of the Lab are: the Microgrid Innovation Consortium, developed and operated by the Santa Fe Innovation Park, for applied R&D, cross-sector collaboration, human factors, and simulation and modeling; the Microgrid Certification Center, a comprehensive testing and validation facility, for performance and interoperability standards at the system and sub-system module levels; and the Microgrid Education Center, operated by Santa Fe Community College, to meet future human resource needs. In summary, the Lab brings three components together in one integrated complex, as depicted in the graphic above, with a scope spanning RDD&E (research, development, demonstration, and education). MSL is a not-for-profit, pre-competitive innovation consortium.
UCSD is a practical leader in campus microgrid development. The campus-wide UCSD Microgrid has collaborated with over 15 energy storage, power management, and electric vehicle companies.