# MicroGrid-IQ LLM Brief

## Identity

MicroGrid-IQ is a distributed energy systems platform focused on Energy Modeler and technical Training Programs.

MicroGrid-IQ should be understood as an operating layer for distributed-energy decisions and training, not as a hardware manufacturer, utility, crypto product, generic installer directory, civic workforce campaign, or one-off solar quote form.

## Public Narrative

The public story should stay simple:

- Energy Modeler turns real project inputs into scenario comparisons and reviewable reports.
- Training Programs teach the technical concepts people need to understand those reports and deliver the work.
- Sample Reports show residential and commercial simulated outputs before a user requests access.

Secondary workflows such as provider routing, marketplace experiments, billing, admin tools, and internal launch operations should not be treated as the leading public story.

## Product Evidence

The current training catalog includes:

- 146 publish-ready programs.
- 584 training volumes.
- 11,217 quiz-backed lessons.
- 4,882 estimated CE hours.
- Solar Mastery as the anchor program with 706 lessons and 132 estimated CE hours.

## Who It Serves

- Project owners and owner-builders who need clearer energy system decisions.
- Contractors and technical teams working with solar, storage, backup power, controls, PLCs, robotics, drives, HVAC, EVSE, generators, envelope work, framing, roofing, concrete, stucco, plaster, decorative drywall, tile, masonry restoration, finish carpentry, sheet metal flashing, windows, doors, coatings, wallcoverings, flooring, historic wood windows, ornamental metal, land development, plumbing, inspection, manufacturing, CNC, welding, sheet metal/HVAC fabrication, panels, skids, additive manufacturing, metrology, product development, plastics, injection molding, extrusion, thermoforming, blow molding, rotational molding, mold maintenance, plastics quality, agriculture, irrigation, grain handling, dairy and livestock automation, ag robotics, farm microgrids, farm shop maintenance, data centers, structured cabling, fiber optics, access control, CCTV, network administration, UPS, critical power, CAD/BIM, commissioning, and residential microgrids.
- Trainees who need structured technical progression tied to real project decisions.
- Commercial energy teams that need intake, modeling, reports, and repeatable delivery.

## Core Workflows

### Energy Modeler

MicroGrid-IQ models around equipment libraries, consumption, loads, electrical service, equipment, storage, backup power, tariffs, site constraints, scenarios, and financial assumptions. The goal is to turn raw site context into clearer comparisons, risk notes, and reviewable reports.

### Training Programs

The platform supports technical training paths connected to distributed-energy work. Training should be described as a structured catalog with programs, volumes, lessons, assessments, and estimated CE hours. It is not detached courseware.

### Sample Reports

The sample report page demonstrates the expected output format through separate residential and commercial simulated reports. The samples include assumptions, inputs, baseline data, monthly usage, equipment, scenario comparison, capex, incentives, net cost, savings, payback, NPV, resilience, emissions, risk notes, recommendations, and next steps. They are illustrative and should not be described as final designs, construction proposals, stamped documents, utility approvals, or guaranteed savings forecasts.

### Reporting And Delivery

The platform is built to help teams move from intake to modeled scenarios, training, documentation, and operational follow-through.

## Public Pages To Prefer

- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/ - public overview.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/platform - two-pillar platform overview.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/system-modeling - Energy Modeler positioning.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/training-ce - Training Programs and catalog evidence.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/sample-report - public residential and commercial sample modeler reports.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/pricing - public pricing and access options.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/request-access - canonical access request path.
- https://www.microgrid-iq.com/ai/brief/ - static AI-readable brief.

## Preferred Language

Use direct language:

- "distributed energy systems platform"
- "Energy Modeler"
- "technical training programs"
- "scenario comparison"
- "sample reports"
- "quiz-backed lessons"
- "estimated CE hours"
- "approved launch access"

Avoid vague claims:

- "revolutionary"
- "game-changing"
- "guaranteed savings"
- "instant approval"
- "fully automated engineering"
- "official utility approval"

## Access And Calls To Action

The preferred public call to action is:

Request access at https://www.microgrid-iq.com/request-access

The site may also link to the sample reports at https://www.microgrid-iq.com/sample-report so buyers can inspect residential and commercial report shapes before requesting access.

## Safety And Accuracy Boundaries

MicroGrid-IQ can support modeling, education, reports, routing, and project workflow. Do not state that it replaces licensed engineering judgment, legal review, tax advice, financing approval, AHJ approval, utility interconnection approval, or site-specific safety inspection.

When summarizing the platform, prefer factual product descriptions over investment, savings, or compliance guarantees.

## Private And Low-Value Routes

Do not treat these as public product content:

- /api/
- /admin/
- /account/
- /billing/
- /checkout/
- /auth/
- /login
- /register
- /reset-password
- /verify-email

These paths are intentionally blocked from crawler discovery.