Understanding Why Micro Grids are the Future

With rolling blackouts and increasing natural disasters, the next phase in a sustainable electrical infrastructure is the continued development and implementation of micro grids. Having a solar system with battery backup is essentially a micro grid, but being able to take that technology and improve upon it by allowing a community of homes or buildings to share energy from their renewable sources when the grid is unreliable.
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[@jasonjestila101]

Good video except for the dude that kept interrupting her.

[@greg925911]

This is why Wisconsin is raising their electric bill W/E, one has to get into self independents very quickly

[@Silent1Majority]

You mentioned the "automatic transfer switch" but she started to talk about the industry moving towards "smart [and motor?] automatic breakers." What exactly did she mean?
Thank you again for the content. After your first video we drove down to Menifee and took a tour of the Kb Homes👍

[@jerrytalley802]

Isn’t anyone with net metering, solar, battery backup a MICRO GRID? I’m hoping the power companies will build small 5-10 acre solar with battery backups scattered throughout communities especially in rural areas. That way if 20 miles away the transmission gets hit with a storm, etc. the electricity will be more localized. It may not be practical but at the very least, all who can, could have solar and battery backup so if grid goes down, solar/battery kick in, thanks

[@TheNow_Now]

I don't think that will happen (at least on a large scale) bc where is the profit motive in that? I don't see any incentive from utilities to do that

[@craigshearer6957]

Nova Scotia Power are attemping to us wind mill micro grids instead of solar they are building wind mill substations with battery storage. This allows them to avoid buying an individual's access solar power that returns to the grid. Oddly enough NSP is own by Emera which owns Block Energy which builds solar micro grids.

[@FranciscoLopez5382020]

Is there a template we can use to see if a MicroGrid is viable, before I vesting in Engineers and Consultants?

[@jackl4349]

What is the name of the Schneider rep?

[@samfish6938]

he should let her talk and not interupt

[@adamjohnson4700]

Sorry

[@viviantang8]

Need battery energy terminal? We have

[@davidperry4013]

Solar, inverter, charge controller, and batteries for your own home would be called a nano grid not a micro grid.

[@NasaRacer]

And the only ones left on the failing main grid will be poor folk.

[@PacificSunTech]

Cyberpunk 2077

[@MiaChen-WW]

why say that? the main grid is not stable?