Microgrids Might Make Sense — Especially for Remote Businesses with Limited Grid Access

Takeaways:

• In remote regions that don’t have access to centralized grids, microgrids make sense to allow businesses and economies to keep running sustainably.
• Although the upfront cost of these grids is high, the price of lithium-ion batteries is decreasing which will facilitate growth.
• “Long-duration energy storage will be the key for the decarbonization of microgrids,” says Claudio Spadacini, the chief executive of Energy Dome,

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