Carlos Ortegains

Can a grid designed for the past support the energy demands of the future? With expectations that electricity demand in the United States will surge by over 150 gigawatts by the decade's end, this question holds critical importance. As cities expand and technology proliferates, electricity

The future of clean energy legislation hangs in the balance as U.S. Senate negotiations take center stage. The Republican-dominated Senate has taken an unexpected turn, moving to ease proposed reductions in clean energy tax credits. This shift comes as part of their efforts to integrate these

Picture this: a future where electricity flows more freely across the nation, not because of massive new construction projects, but due to the dynamic adjustments in grid capacity harnessed from real-time weather data. This compelling transformation unfolds under Order 881 by the Federal Energy

Christopher Hailstone joins us today bringing his wealth of experience in energy management and sustainable practices, shedding light on how policy can steer the future of textile recycling in Europe. As the continent deserves a robust textile recycling system, Chris will unravel the complexities

Amidst the growing demand for renewable energy sources and environmental sustainability, a significant transformation in Juneau, Alaska, is beginning to unfold. This shift is marked by the emergence of a new player in the local energy scene—Juneau Hydropower Inc. (JHI). Previously, the electric u

As the world faces mounting environmental concerns and energy demands, renewable technologies have taken center stage in the quest for sustainable solutions. Among these technologies, home wind turbines are heralding a new era of opportunity for households aiming to reduce their reliance on

In an urgent public health announcement, the National Weather Service alerted residents of New York City, including all its boroughs and outlying areas like Rockland and Westchester counties, about deteriorated air quality. This alert, in effect until the subsequent Monday evening, has been

A significant power outage in April led to a widespread blackout that crippled both Spain and Portugal, demanding urgent attention from energy authorities. The situation compelled Portugal to request an independent investigation by the European Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators

The U.S. solar industry recently experienced unprecedented growth, with the first quarter of this year witnessing an unprecedented expansion in solar manufacturing capacity. A doubling in solar cell production and an addition of 8.6 GW in solar module manufacturing capacity denote striking

In the evolving landscape of recycling and repulping standards for packaging materials, Christopher Hailstone lends his expertise to uncover the latest updates to the voluntary standards by the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) and the Fibre Box Association. With his extensive