Have you looked at your utility bill recently? Like many things, the cost of energy is rising. Unlike some of those rising prices, there are things you can do to lower your energy costs.

When talking about distributed energy, we get a lot of questions about kilowatts versus kilowatt hours, the concepts of power and energy. Power is the amount of electricity being generated at a specific point in time. Energy is the cumulative amount over a period of time.

Is it possible to have back-up power that’s reliable and efficient? A microgrid combines energy generation with energy storage to take advantage of the benefits of both.

The resilience of electricity has always been important, but as more of our products and processes become electrified it becomes more critical by the day. Consider your cost and resilience objectives in your energy plan.

One of the biggest challenges for energy grids across the country is building resiliency into the system. How can we quickly recover from unexpected and devastating circumstances? One answer is rapidly deployable microgrids.