Michael Barnard’s Post

Stakeholder Collaboration Powers Charging Microgrid & Expansion Electrifying freight transportation hinges on effective stakeholder management. Microgrid-centric charging at truck stops and depots requires close collaboration between freight operators, truck stop owners, and turn-key EPC firms to streamline deployment and maximize value. Last article of 11 in US strategy with Rish Ghatikar: https://lnkd.in/g6adzrz9 Key Strategies for Success: • Build Partnerships: Engage freight operators to define charging needs and coordinate with EPC firms for modular, scalable microgrids. • Align Incentives: Leverage federal and state programs, like NEVI and the IRA, to reduce costs and encourage adoption. • Simplify Coordination: Standardize components and incrementally stage buildouts to manage regulatory and operational complexities. By working together, stakeholders can reduce costs, unlock new revenue streams, and drive environmental benefits. Microgrid charging creates shared value—improving air quality, reducing emissions, and enhancing community resilience—while aligning with the principles of Edward Freeman’s Stakeholder Theory. Effective collaboration is the foundation for sustainable, scalable freight electrification. Let’s make it happen.

  • CleanTechnica graphic fronting article on stakeholder collaboration related to charging microgrids in USA
Philip Huerter

Project Development Engineer Zero Design/MegaVolt Power

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Let's build out that storage / solar panel microgrid infrastructure, like France, Germany, Norway, and China have accomplished There's a road map...

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