New Secretary of Defense James Mattis Supports Solar Military Microgrids To ‘Remove Tether of Fuel’
As Coalition Forces stormed Baghdad in 2003, the commanders knew they had a significant Achilles heel. They didn’t know how…
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As Coalition Forces stormed Baghdad in 2003, the commanders knew they had a significant Achilles heel. They didn’t know how…
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With a USAF-Univ. Dayton Research Institute project wrapping up, EnerDel sees prospects for its mobile and stationary hybrid microgrid technology…
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Microgrid resilience depends on more than backup generation. Learn how islanding, batteries, local generation, controls and critical-load management work together…
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Virtual power plants and microgrids both coordinate distributed energy resources, but they solve different grid problems. This guide explains how…
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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…
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The U.S. I Marine Expeditionary Force tested microgrids in recent large-scale field exercises. Early results indicate they proved more efficient…
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HONOLULU, HAWAII—The High Technology Development Corporation (HTDC) announced today that its Hawaii Center for Advanced Transportation Technologies (HCATT) program just…
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U.S. installed microgrid capacity will more than double out to 2020 as growing participation on the part of utilities and…
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The term microgrid used to give utility executives sleepless nights and indigestion. These small, self-reliant systems would pop up, seemingly…
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The 4th Annual Military Mobile Power Summit will focus on the efforts to advance military mobile power and energy capabilities.…
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