Carlos Ortegains

The long-standing challenge of providing consistent, grid-scale power from renewable sources has reached a pivotal turning point with the emergence of a groundbreaking project in Southeast Asia, signaling a fundamental transformation in how nations approach energy infrastructure. For decades, solar

As global industries face increasing pressure to manage their environmental footprint, the specialized sector of refrigerant and industrial gas lifecycle management has emerged as a critical frontier for both regulatory compliance and corporate sustainability. In a significant move signaling a

In a landmark decision poised to reshape the region's economic and environmental landscape, the Awel y Môr offshore wind project has received crucial government backing, cementing North Wales's position as a key player in the United Kingdom's transition to renewable energy. This significant

With the AI revolution demanding power on a scale we've never seen, the U.S. electrical grid is facing an unprecedented stress test. To understand the immense challenges and potential solutions, we're speaking with Christopher Hailstone, a leading expert in energy management and electricity

Illinois stands at a critical energy crossroads as its largest electric utility, Commonwealth Edison, has formally proposed a monumental $15.3 billion investment to overhaul its grid, sparking a contentious debate over progress and affordability. The comprehensive four-year plan, designed to run

As a punishing wave of arctic air descended with Winter Storm Fern, plunging vast swaths of the country into a deep freeze, the unseen network that underpins modern life was pushed to its breaking point, forcing federal authorities to take extraordinary measures to avert a widespread catastrophe.

As an arctic blast named Winter Storm Fern descends across the United States, it forces a critical examination of the nation's electrical infrastructure, bringing together a chorus of voices from federal regulators, consumer advocates, regional utilities, and financial markets to debate a single,

The Unseen Price Tag of Our Digital World In an era defined by artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and a ceaseless flow of data, a critical question is emerging from behind the server racks: Who should pay for the colossal energy infrastructure required to power it all? This issue has come to

The escalating pressure from massive interconnection queues and the soaring energy demands of a rapidly electrifying economy has pushed the nation's grid infrastructure to a critical inflection point. In response, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is deploying a series of decisive, if

The decision to raise household water and sewerage charges by 8.7% across Scotland has ignited a critical debate about the delicate balance between maintaining vital public services and ensuring they remain affordable for everyone. As bills are set to increase, the question on many minds is whether