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The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) annual meeting, held in Nashville, Tennessee, drew more than 9000 attendees from co-ops across the United States. New Sun Road’s Robin Milshtein made the trip to Music City and shared these highlights.

Distributech International was held in “America’s finest city.” More than 16,000 attendees and 500 exhibitors from around the world gathered to showcase and discuss new technologies to move electricity from generation through transmission and distribution to the meter and delivering power to homes and businesses.

New Sun Road’s Chief Product Officer, Michael Goldbach, participated on a panel at the 16th Microgrid Global Innovation Forum alongside Andrew Mulherkar, Expert Product Manager, Microgrid Policy & Pricing Strategy at Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E), and Peter Asmus, Executive Director, Alaska Microgrid Group.

As we look back on 2022, we wanted to express our appreciation for your support and assistance in advancing clean energy access. We have so much to celebrate.

We are thrilled to welcome Robin Milshtein as Director of Business Development. Prior to joining New Sun Road, Robin led the commercialization activity at the climate tech startup WindBorne Systems, where she was responsible for launching a data-as-a-service platform for improved global weather forecasting.

Lee is a passionate Xicane activist pivoting careers to be more directly involved in taking climate action. They bring with them valuable skills from their diverse work experiences in interpretation, education, and advocacy. They’re also an experienced project manager and a beginner programmer.

There is lots of talk about the importance of renewable energy and the stability of our electrical grid. But what is a Microgrid?

This summer New Sun Road welcomed several interns. We value their energy and contribution ….these are their stories …

RICHMOND, Calif.—Aug. 10, 2022—New Sun Road partners with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) to provide its Stellar Microgrid OSTM as the remote monitoring and control platform for PG&E’s growing fleet of hybrid renewable energy standalone power systems. These rural grids can permanently replace overhead distribution power lines or provide power during Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in High Fire-Threat Districts (HFTD), improving reliability and significantly reducing wildfire risk.