DOI: 10.17760/d20328772
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Resilience through electric microgrid policy : drivers, democracy, and learning

Abstract: Electric microgrids have become an increasingly attractive technology solution for states looking to enhance the resilience of critical infrastructure to extreme weather events and climate change. Although most states have pursued their development, there are significant differences between states in terms of levels of policy support and planning. What is driving the observed differences in policy outcomes for states across the U.S.? Furthermore, whether current policies and patterns of electric microgrid deve… Show more

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