Distributed Energy Resources, Microgrids, Commercial, Industrial  -  February 5, 2018

Webinar: Microgrid-as-a-Service: A New Approach to Solve Resiliency, Efficiency, Sustainability Challenges

This webinar, sponsored by Schneider Electric, discusses how large commercial, industrial, campus, municipal, district, and institutional players can benefit from a “Microgrid-as-a-Service” business model approach to stabilize their long-term energy costs and upgrade critical energy infrastructure without up-front capital.

Schneider Electric along with Duke Energy Renewables developed a unique “Microgrid-as-a-Service” approach for Montgomery County, Maryland, to finance multiple Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), build two advanced microgrids, and support critical infrastructure upgrades, with no up-front capital. 

Among the issues faced by Montgomery County (and many other large facilities):

• Critical public safety facilities need 24/7 resilient power to ensure operational integrity
• The cost of Infrastructure Modernization is a concern for any organization
• The cost of electrical energy and heat needs to be stable over the long term for fiscal budget
• Some organizations are credit-worthy, but Charter requirements limit the amount of debt
• Non-profit organizations may require third-party ownership to realize Tax Incentives

This industry-leading approach allows the partnership to focus on solving the issues faced by many large facilities: Energy resiliency, infrastructure modernization, long-term stable energy cost, and third-party ownership, operation, maintenance, and financing.

Listen to the webinar replay here

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