Small reactors can power a base on its own. The Pentagon picked Fort Campbell to get a 20 MW nuclear power plant.
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Small reactors can power a base on its own. The Pentagon picked Fort Campbell to get a 20 MW nuclear power plant.
Bases keep building their own small power grids. The Army gave Canoochee EMC $54.8M to build a microgrid at Fort Stewart in Georgia.
The military keeps signing contracts to build power systems at bases. The Department of the Army gave 54.3 million dollars to David Boland Incorporated to build a 10 megawatt power plant with microgrid controls at an Army base.
Congress sets aside money for base energy projects in the yearly defense bill. The House Armed Services Committee gave the yearly defense bill with base energy rules.
The Pentagon works to stop hackers from hitting computers on the grid and bases. The Pentagon looked into a cyberattack on six military freezers at bases.
The Pentagon plans a new base that runs on its own power. The Pentagon will pick the new base location by June 2027 and listed 4 requirements.
The Pentagon has rules for how long bases must run without the grid. The Pentagon told bases to plan for 90 days without the grid.
Pull the plug drills stand as a key way for bases to test if they can run alone. The US Army tested its own power at Fort Moore.
Solar storms and EMP still threaten the power grid. The Pentagon directed a pilot test to harden one military base against EMP.
The power grid faces risks from targeted attacks on stations and lines. German police investigated a sabotage attack on the Brandenburg power grid near a power plant.