Sustainability is often the goal of a renewable energy project, but can be hard to quantify. Setting clear and achievable goals is the first step to a successful project.

Distributed energy modeling is often done around the financials of offsetting utility costs. As the market becomes more advanced, we also have ways to quantify sustainability benefits.

The path to cleaner energy on dairy farms requires a combination of energy efficiency measures and investment in renewable energy sources.

As renewable energy costs decrease and new technologies become available, utilities are increasingly looking to distributed energy resources to solve energy challenges.

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.