Distributed energy resources—solar, storage, EVs, and smart devices—are transforming America's grid from centralized to decentralized. This quiet revolution enhances resilience, saves money, and gives consumers unprecedented control over their energy use while creating new business models.
America's clean energy transition is being throttled by an invisible crisis: over 1,400 gigawatts of renewable projects stuck in interconnection queues. Aging grid infrastructure and bureaucratic delays threaten climate goals while costing developers and ratepayers billions.
Microgrids are transforming America's energy landscape through localized systems that combine solar, storage, and smart technology. This quiet revolution offers resilience, economic benefits, and community empowerment while challenging traditional utility models.
Grid-scale battery storage is revolutionizing America's energy system, enabling massive renewable integration while creating new market opportunities. With costs down 89% since 2010, these silent electron warehouses are reshaping how utilities manage demand and ensure grid stability.
Distributed energy resources are transforming America's power grid from centralized control to democratic networks. Solar, batteries, EVs and smart tech create virtual power plants while utilities struggle with outdated regulations and business models.