EPB Chattanooga: 58 MWh, 5 Microgrids for Emergency & Local Gov
2 sources EPB Chattanooga powers 5 microgrids with 58 MWh for emergency and local government needs.Read More
Microgrids and onsite generation: military, healthcare, municipal, and industrial microgrid projects, CHP, fuel cells, resilience deployments, and distributed energy systems.
2 sources EPB Chattanooga powers 5 microgrids with 58 MWh for emergency and local government needs.Read More
3 sources Electric school buses are now powering communities. These vehicles, with bidirectional charging, can act as mobile microgrids, offering vital support during energy emergencies.Read More
3 sources Craig Station Unit 1, a 446 MW coal plant in Colorado, will continue operating under a DOE emergency order issued March 30, 2026, to prevent grid instability.Read More
2 sources Washington State awarded $5.3 million to four tribal nations on March 11, 2026 for solar-plus-battery microgrid projects that provide backup power for resilience centers, community buildings, and cultural sites across the Olympic Read More
4 sources Verified Virginia awarded $450K to Roanoke schools to build 1 MW solar + 4 MWh battery microgrids at two emergency shelter high schools, with $0 upfront cost Read More
5 sources Verified A $450K VDEM grant and $2.1M private investment fund Virginia's first school solar microgrid at two Roanoke high schools designated as emergency Read More
3 sources PowerSecure will install 7.5 MW and 38.25 MWh of LFP battery storage across three northern New Mexico sites for Kit Carson Electric Cooperative, enabling wildfire-season power shutoffs without cutting service to Read More
4 sources Appalachian Voices will install solar-and-battery microgrids at community buildings in Dungannon and Duffield, Virginia, using Google grant funding to protect rural emergency response and food distribution from grid outages.Read More
4 sources Colorado's Microgrids for Community Resilience program reaches $15M in total awards across 28 projects, with 10 completed and new applications opening January 2026.Read More
4 sources Verified The Orcas Center on Orcas Island, WA commissioned a 134 kW solar + 1.3 MWh battery microgrid in October 2025, designated as a San Juan County Read More