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Innovacion Solar: Pioneering Renewable Energy Independence in Mexico In Los Cabos, Mexico, a land of endless sunshine, over 15 years ago, Innovacion Solar started in renewable energy. The power in Los Cabos operates similar to an island since they are not connected to any other source of power, the local grid is powered by diesel […]

New Sun Road’s Energy Compact, “Scaling Digital Community Centers for National Impact in Guatemala” focuses on addressing the issue of energy access, internet connectivity and bridging digital and entrepreneurial skills gaps.

The 9th annual Microgrid Knowledge Conference was held in Baltimore, Maryland. This three-day event with 466 attendees from 8 countries had 17 sessions
focused on key elements of microgrid technologies, including distributed energy resources, regulation, and financing. Throughout the conference there was an emphasis on addressing the sustainability and resilience objectives of energy users.

During a DistribuTECH panel discussion a few months ago, Briggs & Stratton Energy Solutions and New Sun Road delved into the intricacies of microgrids and fractal grids.

As the microgrid industry continues to rapidly expand, New Sun Road and the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) have established a workforce development partnership to open doors for folks pursuing careers in the field and improve the industry’s racial and gender equity.

In January, New Sun Road installed another 10 renewable energy systems in the diverse province of Quiche.

The AI Guatemala project, a collaboration between Microsoft, New Sun Road, and local indigenous communities, is pioneering a new path towards digital empowerment in rural settings.

We are proud to share last year’s highlights and that we continue to grow and enable more local renewable energy.

New Sun Road partnered with ERPI and Incubatenergy Labs to demonstrate how microgrids can provide services to the grid to mitigate capacity constraints on the local distribution system.

The New Sun Road team recently welcomed two full-time employees and two interns.