Our CEO joins the hosts to discuss opportunities and operational aspects of renewable energy systems

High utility costs, reduced net metering benefits, and affordable solar and battery options are prompting customers in five U.S. states to consider going off-grid, a trend that may intensify economic challenges for traditional utilities.

AZZO is a proud partner of Alphastruxure, an Energy-as-a-Service company.

Recent articles have underscored the threats to power availability in North America.

AZZO is exhibiting at the Microgrid Knowledge 2024 conference. Join us at Booth #115.

Partnering with Alphastruxure and Schneider Electric, AZZO has provided a secure IoT platform as part of a microgrid management solution at Brookville Smart Energy Bus Depot.

To monitor and control this microgrid, AZZO designed and deployed its EnergyX IoT Platform, containing 15,000 data tags from 90 IoT devices, integrating all DER controllers, metering and electrical equipment into a single user experience.

AZZO’s Jason Heindel has written a thought-provoking article on 3 important drivers that are making more building owners consider microgrids.

Read a research report that explains how electrical contractors can prepare for microgrid and help customers along the microgrid journey.

Microgrid control systems need to be connected to the Internet. Optimization, remote monitoring, control, and performance analytics can only be achieved with this connection. Owners, operators, designers, and implementers of microgrids need to be aware of the ramifications of cybersecurity when it comes to external connections. Read this white paper to learn more.

Tonsley has transformed itself into one of the country’s largest and most successful business innovation hubs – a transformation that is showing no signs of slowing. Many businesses that are pushing the boundaries of technology are taking up residence at Tonsley.

Over the years of working together, we were able to show our client that as their business grew, their energy resiliency risk and costs didn’t have to. Today, this facility is a Microgrid – producing its own sustainable, reliable energy and selling it on the open spot market for energy retailers to buy and re-sell.