Building Military Power: Deploying EaaS Microgrids Using Private Capital at Military Installations
Deploying microgrids is a key resilience objective for the DoD. Existing EUL and PPA procurement authorities for microgrids can be combined into an Energy as a Service procurement model. The EaaS model draws from the EUL’s authority to execute land leases for the siting of energy infrastructure (microgrids) on DoD installations. It also draws from the PPA’s authority that enables a energy developer to contract with a DoD agency by selling energy in exchange for its services in financing, designing, building, owning, operating, and maintaining energy infrastructure.
Transit Agencies: Gain a competitive advantage for your Lo-No application
Are you a transit agency applying for the Low-No NOFO? Did you include charging and energy infrastructure in your application? Since FTA guidelines allow partnerships, including a proven energy and sustainability partner like AlphaStruxure can help your zero-emissions project stand right out.Oh. And you can bypass the RFP process while you’re at it. Learn how you can gain a competitive advantage for your Lo-No application and see how we can applying match funds to help you achieve your ambitious decarbonization goals.
Protecting data center availability with microgrids
Microgrids for DataCenters. AFCOM Journal asks, “Is this emerging technology worth the hype?” Nicole Geneau, AlphaStruxure SVP, Development, maps out 5 reasons to deploy microgrids for data center availability and shares an infrastructure refresh case study.
Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot: Local Media Outlets Get a Sneak Peak
Montgomery County’s first microgrid-enabled bus depot is a very busy place these days. AlphaStruxure has been putting the finishing touches on one of the most innovative, sustainable and resilient transportation infrastructure projects in the Washington, DC region and the first microgrid in the area to charge a public transit bus fleet. Despite day in day […]
Think the Energy Transition is Years Away? The Inflation Reduction Act Changed That.
Decarbonization is more attainable than ever with the Inflation Reduction Act. A big boost for microgrids, manufacturing, buildings and electric vehicles.
The “hard to decarb” sector will block the nation’s drive to net zero by 2050
Industrial processes, commercial and residential buildings, and agriculture need national, state, and corporate initiatives to achieve the US’s goal of net zero by 2050.
Energy as a Service ‘EaaS’: A new model for decarbonizing the cement industry
Demand for ESG-focused investments has grown markedly in recent years amidst growing environmental, social, political and financial pressures. For heavy emitters, like cement, however, committing to net-zero standards is much easier said than done.
Electric bus and charging depot in Maryland is a national example for clean energy P3s
The Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot is a shining example of how society’s transition to clean energy will simultaneously create good paying jobs, reduce carbon emissions and fortify critical infrastructure.
Public private partnerships for decarbonization
An infrastructure first approach can not only help to overcome grid capacity constraints, but also help to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of the electricity supply. Additionally, a public-private partnership can address funding challenges through an Energy as a Service model.
Opinion: Microgrids can reduce fires and blackouts in California. Why aren’t we using them?
The private sector is ready to invest in California’s energy transition, but the state’s regulatory environment is outdated.
