Microgrids are increasing in popularity due to their ability to island from the main grid in case of an emergency power outage, providing energy reliability and resiliency for critical operations. And smart energy infrastructure is becoming the way of the future for operations that simply can’t afford power outages. With this popularity comes new innovations and enhancements in microgrid technology.
Today, microgrid operators have greater control over their energy use through energy storage, self generation, load shedding and more. Continuously improving technologies and unit cost reductions are enabling facility owners to install new or evolve existing backup power assets into integrated microgrids that provide more than just backup power.
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