Detroit, once known as the Motor City, is now positioning itself as a hub for clean energy innovation amidst global infrastructure shifts due to climate change. The focus is on advanced decentralized solutions like microgrids to enhance resilience and reduce emissions in aging urban power systems. The U.S. Department of Energy highlights the potential of microgrids in modernizing energy infrastructure, especially in cities like Detroit where energy costs are rising and grid reliability is crucial. In this episode of DisruptED hosted by Ron Stefanski, entrepreneur Ademola Fagade, the CEO of Geo Prime Energy, discusses how microgrids, hydrogen fuel, and modular energy systems are transforming the future of sustainable power. Fagade emphasizes the role of modular microgrids in facilitating safe transitions from fossil fuels to renewables for large energy producers. He also foresees the disruptive potential of hydrogen fuel, with costs expected to decrease significantly, making green energy more accessible. Detroit emerges as a central player in this energy revolution, embracing innovation in modular microgrid technology and hydrogen integration. Ademola Fagade's journey from working as an engineer at DTE Energy to founding Geo Prime Energy reflects Detroit's transformation into a launchpad for global energy transformation. His company's partnerships and contracts with major utilities showcase Detroit's growing importance in the clean energy sector. The episode highlights Detroit's industrial and technological reinvention, with entrepreneurs and engineers collaborating at innovation hubs like New Lab to redefine the future of energy and mobility. Energy innovation is no longer just a competitive advantage but a necessity for the city's growth and sustainability.