Microgrid development shows signs of slowing, new report says
Think Microgrid has released its 2024 State Scorecard, revealing that while some states are making incremental advances in microgrid policy and deployment, the overall landscape remains
STATE SCORECARD 2023
States can proactively and creatively take action to reform outdated policies and move toward the coordinated action that this moment deserves
State Policy Innovations Crucial to Adoption of Microgrid Technology
Microgrids can improve resilience, decarbonization and affordability of the electric grid, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. However, legacy state energy policies remain a barrier
Bs and Cs: Think Microgrid''s State Scorecard Indicates Projects
Advocacy group Think Microgrid''s second annual State Scorecard somewhat echoes its first report released in late 2023—only a few of the good students (i.e., states) out there are proactive in moving
Despite innovative action in microgrid policies, states have a long way
Innovative state action last year across the microgrid policy landscape was not enough to change the U.S. microgrid landscape, said Think Microgrid in its new State Scorecard 2024.
Microgrid State Scorecard 2024 Issued by Think Microgrid
The Microgrid 2024 Scorecard finds that even states dedicated to microgrid policy and regulation struggle to scale deployment.
Who''s Making the Grade (And Who''s Not): Think Microgrid''s 2023 State
Reality check: The path to deployment is confronted by numerous policy barriers in most states of the U.S., according to a new research report by industry advocacy group Think Microgrid.
Hawaii, 3 other states earn B microgrid grades. Most get Ds, per
With “B” grades, Hawaii, Colorado, Connecticut and Texas lead U.S. states in developing microgrid policies, creating markets to support them, and installing them, according to a report by
State Microgrid Policy, Programmatic, and Regulatory Framework
This framework provides relevant background information for State Energy Offices and PUC consideration, regardless of their state''s microgrid landscape, through examples from peers as states