Explore the Microgrid Ecosystem
Electricity Distribution Utilities
Electricity Distribution UtilitiesProvide the distribution grid connection around which a microgrid can operate. The Blue Lake Rancheria report names Pacific Gas and Electric. |
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Electricity Distribution UtilitiesProvide the distribution grid connection around which a microgrid can operate. The Blue Lake Rancheria report names Pacific Gas and Electric. |
Organizations to Explore
Organizations to Explore |
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Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyOwns and maintains remote grids for eligible customers and deploys distribution microgrids during selected outages. Its page says distribution microgrids mainly use diesel generation; the Redwood Coast Airport project uses third-party-owned solar and storage. |
San Diego Gas & ElectricOperates the Borrego Springs community microgrid and describes upgrades involving solar, storage and diesel backup. The saved fact sheet gives construction targets in 2025 and discusses renewable operation alongside retained diesel support. |
Hydro-QuébecLed development of the Lac-Mégantic microgrid with the city and federal support. The project, inaugurated in 2021, connects solar, storage and controls and can separate from the main grid. |
BC HydroSets connection requirements and offers solar and storage rebates for eligible remote microgrid communities. Its application page requires technical review and lists separate conditions for remote systems. |
Sources
Sources |
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California Energy Commission: Blue Lake Rancheria Microgrid ReportRead the source for scope and details. |
BC Hydro official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Hydro-Québec official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
Pacific Gas and Electric Company official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |
San Diego Gas & Electric official evidenceRead the source for scope and details. |