Inside Private Grids That Run Themselves
Most people never think about the electrical network behind a hospital, airport, or remote mine — but those private grids already do everything a utility does, just behind a fence. This episode maps the spectrum from a campus that simply buys power at one meter to a fully islandable microgrid that generates, stores, and balances its own electricity. Along the way: point of common coupling, protection coordination, anti-islanding, seamless transfers, reverse power flow lessons from Hawaii's rooftop solar saturation, and why remote mines running on diesel at three to ten times grid cost are the…
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