After the speakers, sessions, events, and trainings wrap up at the 5th annual HOMER International Microgrid Conference (HIMC2017) next month, conference attendees have the option of one more […]
August, 2017
Optimizing Distributed Generation from Remote Villages to the Modern Grid — Stojanovic at HIMC2017
Kicking off next month’s 5th annual HOMER International Microgrid Conference (HIMC2017) is a keynote presentation everyone in the microgrid industry should hear. Bob Stojanovic, Director of Microgrids in North America, ABB, shares his unique perspective on “Enabling and Optimizing Distributed Generation, from Remote Villages to the Modern Macrogrid,” to conference attendees at the Embassy Suites, Denver, Colorado.
HOMER Pro 3.10 Compare Economics Webinar – 8/29/17
Economics are a very important part of any hybrid energy system. Learn how to use HOMER Pro’s Compare Economics feature in your models for more accurate results. […]
Upcoming Webinar Answers Your Questions About HOMER Pro Economics
How does HOMER Pro®’s economic analysis help my organization? Whether you’re a current HOMER Pro user or considering the software, join us for this webinar with HOMER Energy […]
Optional 3rd Day of HIMC2017 Provides Intensive HOMER Pro Training
On Wednesday, September 20, 2017, The HOMER International Microgrid Conference (HIMC2017) offers optional all-day HOMER Pro® training. Participants new to HOMER Pro, or who wish to take their understanding […]
HIMC2017 Agenda: On-grid, Off-grid, Islands, Alaska, & More
The agenda for HIMC2017, which will take place in Denver, Colorado, September 18-20, 2017, promises to be the most robust, exciting, and relevant yet for this 5th annual […]
Move to Distributed, Renewable Power Inevitable, Even in Areas Served by Utilities
New distributed energy technologies and business models bring many unprecedented choices in how we create and distribute power. There are three overarching questions, of course: Is this energy model resilient against power outages and grid failure? Is it socially and environmentally responsible? Does it benefit the bottom line?
We are no longer stuck with grid power that doesn’t provide a definitive “Yes!” answer to all three questions.