Microgrids are good, underground microgrids are even better, especially in storm-prone regions. Buried wires are spared the destruction -- and outages -- brought by wind, snow and ice, which often topple over-head wires. Underground microgrids also escape the ire of neighbors who increasingly protest against stringed wire, especially in … [Read more...]
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Underground Microgrids: Nothing to See Here Neighbors
December 11, 2014 By Elisa Wood
Filed Under: Controllers & Software, Design, General Electric, Google News Feed, Infrastructure, Inside Microgrids, North America, Regions, Wires, x ~ Sub Features Tagged With: Caleb Stratton, Clarkson University, Department of Energy (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory, GE Energy Consulting, GE Global Research, Microgrid Newsletter Feature, National Grid, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, NREL, NYSERDA, Sandia National Laboratories, underground microgrids
