Ava Baineson

Ava Baineson

Energy Distribution Specialist
Ava specializes in grid management and energy distribution systems. She regularly writes about grid reliability, resilience, and cybersecurity, as well as distributed energy resources and microgrid technologies. Ava’s insights help utilities and grid operators future-proof infrastructure by navigating the challenges of energy supply. Ava’s audience consists of engineers, government officials, and business leaders who rely on her expertise for the outlook in the energy and utilities industries.
Taiwan's Go Green Campaign Promotes Global Sustainable Solutions
Renewable Energy Taiwan's Go Green Campaign Promotes Global Sustainable Solutions

Taiwan has embarked on an ambitious global campaign titled "Go Green with Taiwan," underscoring its unwavering commitment to green sustainability. Announced on June 20, this initiative is gaining momentum, with contributions from influential leaders like James Huang, Chairman of the

How Does Qualus Corporation's Acquisition of LRAI Impact Grid Modernization?
Environmental & Regulations How Does Qualus Corporation's Acquisition of LRAI Impact Grid Modernization?

Qualus Corporation's recent acquisition of Linda Rogers & Associates, Inc. (LRAI) represents a pivotal development in the power services and energy transition sector, promising to augment their capabilities significantly in technology, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance, thereby

Understanding True Causes Behind Rising Electricity Bills in the U.S.
Infrastructure & Technology Understanding True Causes Behind Rising Electricity Bills in the U.S.

Electricity bills in the United States have been on an upward trajectory, leading to concerns and misconceptions about the root causes behind these increases. While some attribute the rising costs to the adoption of clean energy technologies such as solar and wind power, a closer look reveals a

How Are Grid-Forming Inverters Shaping Renewable Energy Systems?
Renewable Energy How Are Grid-Forming Inverters Shaping Renewable Energy Systems?

The push towards renewable energy sources is reshaping the landscape of the national power grid. As more wind, solar, and battery storage systems come online, the challenge of maintaining grid stability has become increasingly complex. Central to this evolving picture are grid-forming inverters, an

Florida's Lower Energy Costs Despite High Summer Heat Analyzed by Study
Energy Management Florida's Lower Energy Costs Despite High Summer Heat Analyzed by Study

Understanding energy costs and how they vary across states can provide valuable insights into regional economic conditions and lifestyle choices. This is particularly pertinent in the wake of a comprehensive study by WalletHub, which analyzed energy consumption costs in the U.S. The study sheds

Innovative Solutions and Challenges in PFAS Removal from Drinking Water
Utilities Innovative Solutions and Challenges in PFAS Removal from Drinking Water

The critical issue of removing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from drinking water has emerged as a paramount concern, sparking discussions about the challenges and emerging solutions to ensure safe water consumption. Synthetic chemicals prevalent in industrial and consumer products,

Why Can't Ohio's Electric Utilities Meet Reliability Standards?
Infrastructure & Technology Why Can't Ohio's Electric Utilities Meet Reliability Standards?

Ohio’s regulated electric utilities continue to face significant reliability issues despite substantial financial investments aimed at improving the quality of service. This persistent problem raises questions about the factors contributing to these ongoing failures and the implications for c

Are Ohio Utilities' Investments Enough to Meet Reliability Standards?
Infrastructure & Technology Are Ohio Utilities' Investments Enough to Meet Reliability Standards?

Ohio's regulated electric utilities are pouring millions of dollars into improving grid reliability, but these investments have yet to yield the desired outcomes. Despite the substantial financial efforts by major power providers like AEP Ohio, Duke Energy Ohio, and FirstEnergy's

US Utilities Advocate Cap-and-Trade for Upcoming EPA Emissions Rule
Environmental & Regulations US Utilities Advocate Cap-and-Trade for Upcoming EPA Emissions Rule

The article by Karin Rives titled "US Utilities Support Cap-and-Trade Option for Next EPA Gas Plant Rule" explores the viewpoints of various power companies and industry stakeholders concerning the US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) anticipated regulations aimed at reducing

How Will DTE's Mega Battery Transform Michigan's Grid?
Energy Management How Will DTE's Mega Battery Transform Michigan's Grid?

In a landmark initiative, DTE Energy is breathing new life into a retired coal power plant by converting it into a cutting-edge energy storage facility. By 2026, the Trenton Channel Energy Center is poised to be not just a relic of the past but the heartbeat of future grid reliability with a

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