2020 was a transformative year for the power sector, underlining both new challenges and potential opportunities. We not only saw how severe weather event threats, such as the wildfires and public ...

FORT STEWART, Ga. - The U.S. Army Medical Test and Evaluation Activity (USAMTEAC), in partnership with the Project Management Office, Expeditionary Energy and Sustainment Systems (E2S2), part of the ...

In 2019, the United States experienced 14 natural disasters, each causing damages of over $1 billion. These disasters included severe weather events, hailstorms, wildfires, flooding, tornadoes, ...

In 2012, microgrids gained sudden national awareness after the incredibly destructive Hurricane Sandy cut power to millions throughout the Northeast—that is, of course, except for small pockets of ...

While interconnection issues and threats to grid reliability are prompting data centers to consider behind-the-meter ...

As we continue to work toward a more sustainable future globally, demand for renewable energy integration is increasing. This requires more flexibility in grid infrastructure and the ability to add ...

On one of the remote Canadian Gulf Islands sits an isolated but idyllic vacation home cut off from one of the modern conveniences people take for granted: the electric grid. The small A-frame house is ...

Oregonians aren’t likely to forget the extreme weather we experienced in 2021 – from record-setting ice storms in February to record-setting heat waves just a few months later. Not to mention, 2021’s ...

From December tornadoes to an arctic blast, this winter weather is keeping us on our toes. In Texas, that comes with worries about keeping the lights on. The state continues to shore up its electric ...

The modern power grid was built long before solar energy was even imagined. Today it proves a major bottleneck to adopting renewable power sources. Recent efforts to enable open source software (OSS) ...