Microgrids can have macro impact

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Solar microgrids have the potential to significantly improve energy access and economic growth for various Caribbean communities lacking grid infrastructure, according to Kiesha Farnum of the Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency. Modeling studies examine the impact on remote and off-grid areas including islands and forest settlements.

Solar microgrids can bring power and prosperity to communities across the Caribbean, according to Kiesha Farnum, head of partnerships and programs at the Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (CCREEE). Modeling work on proposed systems examines how microgrids can impact riverine villages, forest settlements, small islands, fishing communities, and other locations lacking grid infrastructure. The post Microgrids can have macro impact appeared first on pv magazine Global.