The Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid: A Beacon for the Community Microgrids of Tomorrow
This blog post highlights the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid as a case study of a successful Community Microgrid project.
Read MoreFrom 2025 onward, at least 25% of all electricity generated from newly added generation capacity in the United States will be from local renewable energy sources.
Unleashing California's front-of-meter (FOM), or wholesale distributed generation (WDG), market.
Learn moreFixing the broken interconnection process for commercial-scale solar and storage in California.
Learn moreDeveloping policies and market mechanisms that will optimize the benefits of Community Microgrids.
Learn moreEstablishing a comprehensive, transparent framework to improve distribution system planning.
Learn moreShowing show that solar+storage can cost-effectively obviate the need for new gas peaker plants.
Learn moreFixing the unfair way transmission charges are currently being assessed in most of California.
Learn morePursuing legislative channels to help bring more clean local energy to California and the rest of the U.S.
Learn moreShowing that advanced inverters can cost-effectively optimize power quality, system reliability, and economics.
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This blog post highlights the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid as a case study of a successful Community Microgrid project.
Read MoreThis blog post explains the crucial need for Community Microgrids in fire-prone regions.
Read MoreBen Schwartz of the Clean Coalition was a moderator at the 16th Annual California Climate and Energy Collaborative Forum, which took place in San Jose, CA on 9-10 July 2025.
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