Explore the Microgrid Ecosystem
Owners, Users and Grid Connections
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Organizations to Explore
Organizations to Explore |
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Montgomery County Department of TransportationUses the Brookville bus depot microgrid and charging system through an energy service agreement with AlphaStruxure. The county’s October 2022 release describes a completed installation and future fleet plans. |
Blue Lake RancheriaOperates and maintains a tribal microgrid through its building, construction and utilities team. Its current department page also describes electrical work on the Redwood Coast Airport Microgrid. |
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. |
Santa Clara Valley Transportation AuthorityCommissioned a solar, storage and bus-charging project for its Cerone division with Scale Microgrids. Its September 26, 2025 announcement reports construction starting; completion has not been confirmed. Santa Clara County, California, United States. |
Martha’s Vineyard Transit AuthorityUses a depot microgrid to support electric bus charging on Martha’s Vineyard. Project engineer Arup describes solar, batteries, diesel backup and the ability to separate from the main grid. |
Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek – Gull Bay First NationDeveloped the Giizis solar and storage microgrid with Ontario Power Generation. OPG’s August 2019 release reports operation and assigns maintenance to the Nation’s development corporation, Ma’iingan Development Inc. |
Colusa Indian CommunityOwns an island-mode microgrid operated by its Tribal Utility Authority, according to its wholly owned company Colusa Indian Energy. That company also develops, builds and services energy projects for other clients. |
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. |
How They Connect
How They Connect |
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Tribal Microgrid Owner-Operators — Site Power ServiceOutput: Site Power Service. |
Tribal Microgrid Owner-Operators — Battery Energy StorageUses: Battery Energy Storage. |
Solar Photovoltaics — Site Power ServiceMethod for: Site Power Service. |
Gas Generation — Site Power ServiceMethod for: Site Power Service. |
Energy as a Service Contract — Site Power ServiceProvides access to: Site Power Service. |
Products & Services
Products & Services |
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Site Power ServicePower from a local system for buses or critical facilities. |
Methods & Technologies
Methods & Technologies |
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Battery Energy StorageStores and supplies electricity as part of the site power system. |
Gas GenerationGenerators provide part of the Brookville site’s power system. |
Solar PhotovoltaicsSolar panels generate electricity at the two documented sites. |
Routes to Buyers
Routes to Buyers |
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Energy as a Service ContractThe county obtains project power infrastructure under a long-term agreement with AlphaStruxure. |