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Microgrids Aren’t What They Used To Be
September 23, 2025
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2025

  • How to Speed Microgrid Development for Data Centers
    • Jim Mozell, senior director of strategic partnerships at Siemens Energy, and Juan Colina, data center and IT segment leader at Eaton
  • What It Really Takes to Make a Customer-Centric Electricity System
    • Bruce Nordman, Retired Research Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Less Waste, More Productivity: An Economist’s Take on Our Energy Dilemma
    • International energy economist, Skip Laitner
  • Is Small Town America Ready for Climate Migration?
    • Hillary Brown, author of Revitalize Resettle: How Main Street USA Can Offer New Beginnings for America’s Climate Displaced
  • Maximizing the Value of Your Molecule: An Interview with Mark Feasel
    • Mark Feasel, founder & principal consultant, VisRete
  • Grids Are the Center of Everything
    • Ruben Llanes, CEO of the Digital Grid Business at Schneider Electric
  • How Can Microgrids Achieve the Holy Grail of Scalability?
    • Alok Singhania, Senior Partner at Gridscape
  • DERs and the Abundance Agenda: What Comes After Federal Funding Falls Short
    • Tim Hade, co-founder of Scale Microgrids
  • Microgrids Aren’t What They Used To Be
    • Journalists Lisa Cohn and Peter Asmus
  • The Battle for the Grid: How the Public Can Regain Control of Electricity
    • Sandeep Vaheesan, author of Democracy in Power
  • US Political Parties Agree on One Thing: Utility Bills
    • Charles Hua, founder and executive director of PowerLines
  • How to Make Distributed Solar Projects Pencil without the Federal Tax Credit
    • Gareth Evans, CEO of VECKTA
  • Solar on Wheels – How a Family-Run Startup is Transforming Driveways into Clean Power Stations
    • Antonia Ginsberg-Klemmt, CEO, electrical engineer Achim Ginsberg-Klemmt and operations specialist Erika Ginsberg-Klemmt.
  • Distributed Energy Is Misunderstood and Underrepresented. What Do We Do About It?
    • Erika Ginsberg-Klemmt, vice president of operations, Gizmo Power
    • Bill Prindle, principal, Better Energy Advisors
    • Lorenzo Kristov, grid architect
    • Cameron Brooks, policy advisor, E9 Insights
  • What it Took to Build one of the US’ Largest Community Choice Aggregations
    • Cody Hooven, principal and co-founder of Evolution Affairs
  • How Should the Power Industry Think about the DeepSeek Announcement?
    • Rich Miller, former editor and founder of Data Center Knowledge and Data Center Frontier
  • What Utilities and DER Companies Don’t Get about Each Other Part 2
    • Bill Prindle, principal of Better Energy Advisors
  • Equal Pay for Equal Work: Treating Energy Efficiency Fairly in Wholesale Capacity Markets
    • Paula Glover, president of the Alliance to Save Energy

2024

  • Incorporating Non-Energy Benefits in Energy Planning: A Path Forward
    • Roger Lin, Senior Attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity
  • Why this Energy Changemaker is Trying to Bring Community Choice Energy to Arizona
    • Russell Lowes from Arizonans for Community Choice
  • Off Grid and Urban: An Apartment Building that Signals the Future
    • Steve Pullins, CEO of ResSET
  • Making the Crush of Utility Data Usable: Awesense
    • CEO and Founder Mischa Steiner
  • What Utilities and DER Companies Don’t Get about Each Other – Part 1
    • Bill Prindle, principal of Better Energy Advisors
  • An Entrepreneur’s Journey from Russia and Oil to the US and Clean Energy: Lumin
    • Alex Bazhinov, Lumin
  • A Campaign to Create a Distributed Energy Utility in Ann Arbor, Michigan
    • Missy Stults, Ann Arbor’s Sustainability and Innovations Director
  • The Economics of Community Solar: How Profits are Made and Consumer Energy Costs Lowered
    • Rob Hong of Sapling Financial Consultants
  • Are We Expecting Too Much from Virtual Power Plants?
    • Lorenzo Kristov, Kay Aikin, and Mark Paterson
  • What’s Next for Community Solar?
    • Nate Owen, CEO of Ampion







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