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Best Practices for Microgrids Applied to a Case Study in a Community

Microgrids, especially renewable-based, represent an opportunity to increase sustainability and resiliency in places prone to natural disasters. The aftermath of hurricane María accelerated the discussion in Puerto Rico about supporting microgrids as an energy policy and strategy to build a different power grid. This paper presents an overview of microgrid literature relevant to Puerto Rico and it is used to identify best practices. The paper also describes a recommended process for feasibility studies needed to develop a community microgrids based on distributed energy resources (DER). An example applying this process to an actual community is also included in the paper.