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Integrated Model-based Design Process for Affordable, Scalable, and Resilient DoD Installation Microgrids

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Technical Support Specialist , Noblis, Inc

Dr. Unger provides technical support to the Department of Defense’s Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program and Environmental Security Technology Certification Program...

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This technology generates a workflow and tool set that will streamline microgrid and power system design, development, test, and commissioning with the help of ultra-high fidelity, real-time analysis capability.

https://www.serdp-estcp.org/Program-Areas/Installation-Energy-and-Water/...(language)/eng-US

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Matt Chester on May 19, 2021

 However, adoption has been hindered by high costs and slow acquisition due to a disconnected design processes, interoperability issues between legacy equipment (“brown field”) and new equipment, lack of flexibility and modularity to incorporate evolving requirements, and lack of ability to integrate and control multiple microgrids on the same installation.

This is exciting to hear about-- are there any particular types of sites the DoD expects to see become more available to microgrids thanks to these types of solutions, the lowest hanging fruit acquired? 

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