Video Preview: Military Construction of Microgrids — Financing, Development, and New Executive Orders
- Katherine Sims
- Feb 26
- 1 min read
Microgrids are becoming a critical part of military infrastructure, helping bases achieve greater energy independence, resilience, and operational reliability. In this video preview of the General Session, industry and military leaders share insights into the policies, funding strategies, and leadership priorities driving the rapid growth of microgrid construction across U.S. military installations.
Meet the Panel
This session features expert perspectives from:
David Boone, San Diego Military Advisory Council
Colonel Herman, U.S. Military
Tom Holm, TevCon
Moderator: Chuck “Chim Chim” Dockery, Schneider Electric
Together, they discuss how executive orders, evolving economic strategies, and senior leadership priorities at the Department of War (DOW) are shaping military energy investments.
Key Topics Covered
The panel explores several important developments, including:
The growing demand for resilient, autonomous power systems on military bases
Funding mechanisms such as Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC)
How military land and infrastructure are being leveraged to support energy resilience
Opportunities and challenges for organizations supporting military microgrid projects
Why It Matters
Military microgrid projects represent a significant opportunity for companies across the onsite power industry. This session will help attendees better understand the financial landscape, procurement strategies, and long-term direction of military energy infrastructure.
Watch the video preview for a sneak peek, and join us at the Spring 2026 EGSA Conference to gain deeper insight into this rapidly evolving area.
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