Noun
microgrid (plural microgrids)
A very small grid, especially a small power supply grid containing distributed generation of electricity
A massive public works project the scale of the Hoover Dam, plus a massive solar microgrid subsidy, plus a massive charging infrastructure subsidy. Source: Internet
Alabama Power’s Smart Neighborhood, located in the Reynold’s Landing community at Ross Bridge in Hoover, integrates a microgrid into a community filled with high-performance homes containing energy-efficient systems and connected appliances. Source: Internet
A December 2014 report from estimated that worldwide investment in microgrid enabling technologies will total more than $155 billion by 2023. Source: Internet
ABB’s smart microgrid controller ensures that the diesel generator switches on automatically, if either the battery has run out of charge or the sun is low, thus, ensuring that there is no black-out on the island. Source: Internet
A microgrid is described as a local energy grid that can disconnect from the traditional grid and operate autonomously. Source: Internet
“With its solutions, our Microgrid Competence Center in Berlin is making a major contribution to decarbonizing energy systems and, with immediate effect, is now offering our customers a comprehensive solution portfolio. Source: Internet