Microgrid First Prize Report

New York State Prize

The first stage of NY Prize in 2015 offered over $8 million in grants to fund 83 engineering feasibility studies across the state - in order for selected communities to conduct engineering assessments that

New York Prize Stage 1 Feasibility Assessment for the Long

Demonstrate robust Community Microgrid capabilities over a substation grid area, which is the basic building block of an electric grid and can be easily proliferated throughout the utility service territory

Evaluation of New York Prize Stage 1 Feasibility Assessments

This report documents the results of an independent review conducted by Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) of a subset of the microgrid feasibility studies submitted to NYSERDA in response

Southampton Microgrid NY Prize Stage 1 Report

This report was prepared for the Town of Southampton by Global Common, LLC, General Electric International, Inc. (GE Energy Consulting), D&B Engineers and Architects, and Burns Engineering as

New Paltz Microgrid completes NY Prize Stage I

The final summary report on the New Paltz Community Microgrid feasibility assessment has been accepted by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority

Microgrid and Integrated Systems Program

While DOE has made significant progress in supporting microgrid deployments, there remain research gaps for both remote microgrid, and microgrids for critical infrastructure, which are being addressed

Ithaca Community Microgrid Feasibility Assessment

Feasibility study for Ithaca Community Microgrid project, assessing renewable energy and microgrid implementation in Ithaca, NY.

New Paltz—NY Prize Awards 83 Communities

The New York Prize Community Grid competition awarded New Paltz, along with 82 other communities, $100,000 for microgrid feasibility

NY Prize Stage 1 Awards: Who, Why and

New York showed itself as the nation''s leader in community microgrid development July 8 by awarding funds for an unprecedented 83 projects through its $40

NYSERDA: NY Prize community microgrid design

A first-in-the-nation $40 million competition is planned to help communities create microgrids—standalone energy systems that can operate independently in the