MGRID Directory

Vendors, operators & organizations across the grid — 4,365 listed · 871 stories

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AI & Data Centers 195

Hyperscalers, AI campuses, and the operators racing to power them. Coverage focuses on siting, interconnect timelines, and behind-the-meter generation.

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Battery & Energy Storage 209

Lithium-ion, flow, thermal, and long-duration storage developers, integrators, and OEMs shaping grid-scale and behind-the-meter deployments.

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Solar & Wind 96

Utility-scale and distributed solar and wind developers, manufacturers, and asset owners across North America and beyond.

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Microgrids & Onsite Generation 199

Microgrid integrators, onsite generation specialists, and resilience-focused developers serving campuses, communities, and critical loads.

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EV Charging 119

Networks, hardware OEMs, and charging-as-a-service operators building out light-duty, fleet, and heavy-duty EV infrastructure.

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Power Quality & Standards 109

Standards bodies, harmonics and PQ specialists, and the testing labs that keep voltage, frequency, and waveform within spec.

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Power Electronics & Equipment 102

Inverter, transformer, switchgear, and converter manufacturers — the iron and silicon between generation and load.

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Grid Operators & Utilities 269

ISOs, RTOs, IOUs, munis, and co-ops responsible for keeping the lights on and integrating new resources.

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Government & Policy 317

Federal agencies, state regulators, and policymakers whose rulings shape interconnect, siting, and incentive landscapes.

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Research & Academic 86

Universities, national labs, and research consortia advancing the science, modeling, and workforce behind the grid transition.

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Finance & Investment 36

Banks, private equity, venture capital, and infrastructure funds financing the energy transition.

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Consulting & Advisory 11

Advisory firms, engineering consultancies, and analyst houses shaping decisions across the energy stack.

Trade Press & Media 30

Industry media, conference organizers, and analyst publications covering the sector.

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Hydrogen & Fuel Cell 2

Electrolyzer makers, hydrogen producers, fuel cell OEMs, and the offtake projects building the H2 economy.

Nuclear 21

Fission and fusion developers, SMR vendors, fuel-cycle players, and operators of the existing nuclear fleet.

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Holding Companies 2

Diversified holding entities and corporate parents whose subsidiaries operate across multiple energy segments.

Water & Wastewater Utilities 5

Water and wastewater utilities — large electric loads, increasingly active in storage, solar, and microgrids.

Transportation & Logistics 7

Railroads, ports, airports, fleet operators, and logistics players electrifying or upgrading their power footprint.

Industrial Customers 6

Large industrial energy consumers — steel, chemicals, semiconductors, food — driving demand-side activity.

Manufacturing (Other) 587

Manufacturers whose products serve the energy sector but don't fit a more specific segment.

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Other 1957

Entities that don't fit cleanly into a single market segment.

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