Mining companies are faced with increasing market and investor demand for sustainability. Furthermore, unplanned power outages threaten production and profits. Onsite energy is the clear solution, but designing, deploying, and operating the right solution isn’t so clearcut. How can mining companies assess and develop the most effective, least costly plan without being bogged down by

The unreliability and high cost of traditional energy sources in combination with evolving consumer preferences has a tremendous impact on the Food and Beverage industry. Many food and bev manufacturers are launching clean energy and carbon reduction initiatives as these environmental and market-driven factors plus other renewable energy benefits motivate them to develop independent, sustainable

The success or failure of complex projects is dictated as much by what the project is as how it is accomplished. In the case of onsite energy, or microgrids, how often involves numerous vendors. Most projects will need support from multiple niche specialists to achieve an optimal outcome. From design to equipment to installation, quality vendors

The number one driver for undertaking this study has been to support Mayur’s vision of becoming the “Supplier of Choice” for carbon neutral lime and cement products in PNG, Australia and the Pacific. This aligns with Mayur’s strategic direction of integrating renewables across its project portfolio and the establishment of Mayur Renewables as an entity

Should companies self-finance or borrow for a microgrid project? Sustainability is a worthy investment with numerous benefits, but businesses with carbon reduction commitments or clean energy initiatives have choices to make regarding how they finance these endeavors. Many companies manage to scale while avoiding unnecessary debt and paying from profits, while others take on calculated

As the saying goes, “If you’ve seen one microgrid, you’ve seen one microgrid.” The misconception that microgrids, or onsite energy systems, are easily replicable combined with pressure from markets and consumers to be more green has lead numerous businesses to set time-stamped sustainability or carbon reduction goals, often without knowing whether they can be executed

On June 3, the final day of the Microgrid 2021 Virtual Conference, the 4-week-long webinar closed with the session, “How Microgrids Will Change the Way We Make, Deliver, and Use Energy.” During the session, three experts offered their expert opinions on microgrids and microgrid technology in the next few years and in the longer-term future.