By Aron Bowman, President, ELM MicroGrid As utilities, developers, and communities work to meet rapidly growing electricity demand driven by electrification, population growth, and AI-powered data centers, one thing has become increasingly clear: The fastest megawatt isn’t the one waiting in an interconnection queue. It’s the one that’s already connected to the grid. Across the United States, […]
By Aron Bowman, President, ELM MicroGrid As the energy transition accelerates, much of the conversation focuses on what powers our future: solar, wind, and energy storage. But an equally important question often goes unasked: Where is the infrastructure behind that future being built? At ELM MicroGrid, we believe the answer is clear. The future of
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This article was researched and drafted by Allison Ullenius and reviewed by the ELM MicroGrid marketing team. The energy landscape is changing rapidly. Growing electricity demand from manufacturing facilities, AI data centers, and expanding electrification is placing increased pressure utility operations. At the same time, utilities must improve grid reliability, integrate renewable energy, and meet
