Commercial microgrids are local energy grids with the ability to operate autonomously from the grid. Commercial facilities like industrial warehouses & distribution centers, office buildings, multifamily buildings and retail shops & restaurants can leverage the many microgrids offer. These include increased electric reliability & resilience, lower energy costs, a stronger central grid, increased cyber security, emergency backup power and lower carbon emissions.
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How to leverage commercial microgrids
Leveraging commercial microgrids means making the most out of the numerous benefits this technology has to offer. In order to do that, you have to first consider your businesses needs. Are you looking to attract customers, increase energy savings or bolster your local grid? These are the considerations a commercial business must keep in mind when meeting with an energy services provider like EnergyLink that will design, build and acquire funding for your system.
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Microgrids can include a variety of renewable and energy efficiency solutions including energy storage like batteries, power generation like solar arrays, and heating & cooling systems like CHP units. These systems are managed by a central, intelligent microgrid controller. Your energy services provider will create a custom microgrid based on your commercial businesses needs and concerns. Click the link below to learn more about how microgrids work.
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Interested in implementing renewable energy solutions?
If you are interested in implementing renewable energy solutions nd reaping the benefits of commercial microgrids, consider partnering with EnergyLink. Our team of experts will be your guide throughout the design, build and fund stages of your next renewable or energy efficiency project. Click here to get started. If you would like to speak with a team member directly, dial (866) 218-0380.
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