In today’s evolving energy landscape, the demand for reliable and flexible energy solutions is more critical than ever, especially for remote or off-grid locations. Microgrids are a key enabler, as they can be deployed near the source of demand, and they can run on a variety of fuels. Historically, microgrids generated power using fossil fuel-fired combined heat and power and reciprocating engine generators. Today, however, projects are increasingly leveraging more sustainable resources like solar power and energy storage and renewable natural gas. Meantime, geothermal is emerging as a potential resource for microgrids. Mobile solutions, such as mobile LNG storage and regasification units, are emerging as well to address the need for flexible options. This panel will discuss these emerging fuels and mobile solutions that can maximize the benefits of microgrids.