Both projects are for behind-the-meter applications, which refers to customer-sited resources that are connected to the distribution system on the customer’s side of the utility’s service meter. GE said the projects will promote the deployment of novel solutions that enhance grid resiliency and stability with high solar penetration, and support commercial and industrial customers in reducing their utility bills and maximizing utilization of their solar assets.

Energy production and use is the leading cause of climate change. According to the EPA, electricity and heat production along with other energy uses account for 35 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.