Carlos Ortegains

Carlos Ortegains

Utilities Innovation Specialist
Carlos Ortegains is a researcher in renewable energy resources and technologies. His content explores solar, wind, hydro, and other renewable energy sources, and explores energy storage and grid integration solutions. Carlos’ insights empower energy professionals and policymakers to harness the potential of renewable resources, driving the transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy systems.
Can Massachusetts' EPR Commission Tackle Waste Management Challenges?
Utilities Can Massachusetts' EPR Commission Tackle Waste Management Challenges?

The streets of Massachusetts are brimming with discarded items—paint cans, old mattresses, and used lithium-ion batteries. As these items pile up, the state’s waste management system is under unprecedented stress. Could the newly formed Massachusetts Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Com

Water Scarcity and Smart Management: Can Technology Solve the Crisis?
Editorial Water Scarcity and Smart Management: Can Technology Solve the Crisis?

Water availability was once considered a human rights issue; today, water scarcity is a leading business concern for industries worldwide. It has become a major issue for global supply chains, business continuity, and infrastructure resilience. As urbanization, climate uncertainty, and population

Can HPGR Technology Enhance Surge Copper's Berg Project Efficiency?
Energy Management Can HPGR Technology Enhance Surge Copper's Berg Project Efficiency?

Surge Copper Corp., a Canadian mining company listed on the TSXV under the ticker SURG, is advancing its Berg Project with energy-efficient mining technology. Headquartered in Vancouver, Surge Copper focuses on extracting critical metals necessary for modern energy infrastructure and

How Will First Mile’s Acquisitions Revolutionize UK Waste Management?
Utilities How Will First Mile’s Acquisitions Revolutionize UK Waste Management?

Recent developments in the UK waste management sector signal a transformative future. First Mile, renowned for its innovative waste collection and recycling methods, has acquired Greenzone and Albion Waste. This strategic expansion boosts First Mile's operational capabilities nationwide and

Stockton Council's Path to Net Zero by 2032 Faces Key Challenges
Environmental & Regulations Stockton Council's Path to Net Zero by 2032 Faces Key Challenges

Stockton Council has been hard at work reducing its carbon emissions with a focus on achieving net zero by 2032. Since 2010, their initiatives have led to a significant 75% reduction in carbon emissions. This article delves into the progress made so far, the strategies implemented, and the hurdles

IMO Considers Binding Regulations to Reduce Shipping Emissions
Environmental & Regulations IMO Considers Binding Regulations to Reduce Shipping Emissions

The global shipping industry stands at a critical juncture as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) engages in crucial deliberations aimed at mitigating the sector's substantial climate impact. At the heart of these discussions in London lies a proposed global emissions levy that could

Can Offshore Wind Survive Under Trump's New Administration?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Offshore Wind Survive Under Trump's New Administration?

Christopher Hailstone has significant insights into energy management and renewable energy, particularly in the realm of offshore wind projects. His extensive experience and knowledge of grid reliability and security make him an invaluable expert on current industry challenges. What factors have

LS Power to Supply 300MW to New Virginia Data Center Amidst Opposition
Utilities LS Power to Supply 300MW to New Virginia Data Center Amidst Opposition

Carlos Ortegains recently sat with Christopher Hailstone, an expert in energy management, renewable energy, and electricity delivery, to discuss LS Power and its latest developments. Christopher Hailstone, our Utilities expert, shared his insights on the company's strategy and ongoing

Charlottetown Pushes for Land Purchases to Protect Water Supply
Utilities Charlottetown Pushes for Land Purchases to Protect Water Supply

The Charlottetown water utility has embarked on an ambitious initiative to implement a wellfield protection plan aimed at safeguarding the city's water supply from potential contamination risks. The proposed plan outlines a series of measures designed to mitigate these risks, with a particular

New Recycling Center Planned Near Wymondham, Norfolk
Utilities New Recycling Center Planned Near Wymondham, Norfolk

Plans to commence work on a new recycling center in Wymondham, Norfolk, are set to begin this year. The project, which has been funded since 2020, faced delays due to the pandemic and the need for a complex drainage system. Senior county councilors are expected to endorse searching for a contractor

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