Charging as a Service vs. Energy as a Service – Which will support widespread ZEV fleet adoption?
Developing on-site electrification infrastructure may not be as quick as plugging a charger into the utility’s supply, but with the emergence of Energy as a Service as a larger umbrella to capture all of the backend infrastructure required to transition to a clean fleet, it no longer has to be more expensive and complicated for the fleet owner.
3 Myths of School Bus Fleet Electrification
With already constrained budgets, it’s important to arm school districts with the insight they need to make smart and strategic electrification investments.
Why Decentralized Systems are the Immediate Path Forward for America’s Energy Goals
With the emergence of new private financing vehicles that can be coupled with federal and state grants and incentives, microgrids are an increasingly economically viable solution proven to deliver infrastructure wins nationwide.
The Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot – A New Direction – Nuanced
Transportation electrification has a new option in the Energy as a Service solution, with several nuanced benefits and outcomes outside of sustainable, resilient power.
Manufacturing Revitalization Depend on Conquering Energy Challenges
Forward-looking organizations are thinking about energy as a key factor in their market competitiveness and seeking solutions to overcome the capital and risk barriers that come with energy infrastructure upgrades.
Overcoming Three Big Barriers to Fleet Electrification through EaaS Microgrids
Widespread zero-emission vehicle adoption and fleet electrification is a critical piece of the global energy transition
Hindering Broader Microgrid Adoption: Departing Load and Standby Charges
As evidenced by the growing adoption of customer-sited solutions and microgrids, Standby Charges and Departing Load Charges are not insurmountable barriers. However, policy hinderances slow the full potential of microgrids being realized.
Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR)
The state of New York released an order to implement an Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) that will create aa central, independent platform for access to customer and system data, opening the doors for a more democratized approach to distributed energy resource development to benefit energy customers and electric grid alike.
Recipe: Behind-the-Meter Energy Infrastructure
While a behind-the-meter on-site energy solution is not cookie-cutter, there is a fairly common “recipe” for success. The ingredients are generally the same every time, but the portions may be larger or smaller to fit the overall goal of the recipe which is to build something that delivers on the customer’s needs.
Realities of Long-term Costs and Output for Renewables and Non-Renewables
“Expecting a single technology solution to solve all energy issues is unaware of the realities that rest with the thousands of different applications of energy use in commercial and industrial businesses. The true objective is not to reduce greenhouse gases alone. It is to reduce GHG, improve business resilience, make power more reliable for digital business needs, and bring cost certainty to the customer, together.
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