The energy landscape is undergoing fundamental changes because of the current energy crisis, the push for renewables, and advances in smart technology. While this evolution is inevitable, brought about by the several challenges facing the central grid, the path to adoption is treacherous. In the conventional scenario, electricity generation is…

Today more than 770 million people live without access to electricity. Most of them reside in the developing nations of Africa and Asia. Besides the poor electricity supply, the developing countries have one more thing in common: most of their populations still live in rural hinterlands in remote regions. …

Today’s world functions entirely on electricity. From heating systems and appliances in homes to large machinery and equipment in factories, an uninterrupted power supply is a necessity. But the resilience and reliance of traditional centralized power grids have been questioned over time. Blackouts, power outages, old infrastructure, and increasing costs…