Colorado lineman. Source: Guzman customer Holy Cross Energy.
American communities want to decide how they participate in the energy transition and the increasing demands for more electricity. The first-generation grid was based on centralized decisions and centralized power generation assets within a subset of communities. The next generation power grid can reflect community-led decisions and local siting of a portion of new power generation plants. This localized model shares the upsides and disperses downsides of generation across more communities.
Rio Costilla, NM. Source: Guzman customer Kit Carson Electric Cooperative.
Local communities can influence their price of power, its clean composition, and the longer-term impacts of those choices on people and planet. Guzman Energy is empowering local decision-making for the next generation power grid.