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.
Will MISO's Fast-Track Grid Plan Solve Capacity Shortfalls?
Energy Management Will MISO's Fast-Track Grid Plan Solve Capacity Shortfalls?

As the energy sector grapples with mounting challenges associated with increasing electricity demand and the phasing out of aging power plants, the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) emerges with a fast-track generation interconnection solution. This proactive approach is essential in

Innovative Hercules Wind Turbine Transforms Urban Energy Use
Renewable Energy Innovative Hercules Wind Turbine Transforms Urban Energy Use

As the demand for sustainable energy solutions surges, urban environments are adopting innovative technologies to meet green energy objectives. The Hercules Wind Generator, developed by the Italian company ENESSERE, has emerged as a formidable solution designed specifically for urban settings.

How Is Wales Leading the Tidal Energy Revolution?
Renewable Energy How Is Wales Leading the Tidal Energy Revolution?

Wales, once known for its picturesque landscapes and rich heritage, is now turning heads with a groundbreaking stride into the tidal energy sector. But how did this small nation come to spearhead such a significant renewable energy revolution? Recent advancements in tidal energy are not just about

Can Data Centers Power Up Without Burdening Consumers?
Energy Management Can Data Centers Power Up Without Burdening Consumers?

The surge in cloud computing and artificial intelligence has escalated the energy demands of data centers, posing significant challenges for both developers and consumers. A recent study by Harvard Law highlights the critical issue of shifting energy costs from data centers onto consumers, raising

How Will We Fund the Grid for a Renewable Future?
Infrastructure & Technology How Will We Fund the Grid for a Renewable Future?

The drive towards renewable energy is gaining momentum, and with this transition comes a critical necessity: the substantial upgrade of global electricity grids, the lifelines of modern society. As wind and solar power continue to eclipse traditional fossil fuel sources, the demand for an efficient

Private Sector Boosts Climate Action in Puerto Vallarta Alliance
Environmental & Regulations Private Sector Boosts Climate Action in Puerto Vallarta Alliance

The growing urgency of climate change has pushed regions worldwide to seek innovative solutions that effectively involve both public and private sectors. Puerto Vallarta stands out in this regard, as the local Business Association (AEBBA) has taken decisive steps by partnering with the Jalisco

Will Texas Balance Renewable Growth with Energy Reliability?
Renewable Energy Will Texas Balance Renewable Growth with Energy Reliability?

As Texas continues its journey to becoming a powerhouse in renewable energy, the intricate balance between fostering innovation and ensuring energy reliability comes under scrutiny. Recent legislative developments spotlight the growing tension between pro-renewable initiatives and traditional

Astana Forum Connects Minds for Sustainable Global Solutions
Environmental & Regulations Astana Forum Connects Minds for Sustainable Global Solutions

The 2025 Astana International Forum brought together global leaders and experts to rethink sustainability strategies in a complex world. The gathering tackled pressing issues, offering fresh perspectives on global cooperation and underscoring the vital importance of unity in addressing

Transmission Cost Caps Threatened by FERC Dispute Over Ten West Link
Energy Management Transmission Cost Caps Threatened by FERC Dispute Over Ten West Link

The ongoing dispute between the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Ten West Link Project challenges the very foundation of transmission cost caps, crucial financial tools employed in competitive transmission planning. As energy markets grapple with the implications of inflated

Nuclear Energy and AI Synergy – A Review
Environmental & Regulations Nuclear Energy and AI Synergy – A Review

The significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have led to transformative changes in multiple industries. However, the remarkable uptake of AI technology comes with its own set of challenges, particularly the need for a stable and reliable energy source. As AI’s computational demands

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