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.
Colorado River States Deadlocked as November Deadline Looms
Renewable Energy Colorado River States Deadlocked as November Deadline Looms

What happens when a river that sustains over 40 million people across seven states begins to vanish under the weight of drought and discord? The Colorado River, a lifeline for the American West, is drying up, with reservoirs like Lake Mead at historic lows, threatening water supplies, power

Utility Software Procurement – Review
Infrastructure & Technology Utility Software Procurement – Review

Imagine a power grid on the brink of transformation, where millions of distributed energy resources (DERs) like solar panels and battery storage must be seamlessly integrated to maintain reliability for millions of customers across the nation. This is the reality facing utilities today, as the

Parade Baling Wire Leads Recycling Industry with Quality
Utilities Parade Baling Wire Leads Recycling Industry with Quality

In an era where sustainability drives industrial innovation, the recycling sector faces mounting pressure to manage escalating waste volumes with precision and efficiency, making the role of dependable materials like baling wire more critical than ever. Across North America, recycling facilities

Low Voltage Protection Market to Hit $25.5B by 2032
Energy Management Low Voltage Protection Market to Hit $25.5B by 2032

The Low Voltage Protection Market is poised for a remarkable ascent, with projections estimating its value to reach an impressive $25.5 billion by 2032, driven by a steady compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8% over the forecast period from 2026 onward. This surge reflects a growing global

Grid-Enhancing Technologies – Review
Environmental & Regulations Grid-Enhancing Technologies – Review

Imagine a bustling metropolis where electric vehicles zip through the streets, industrial plants hum with electrified processes, and homes rely entirely on clean energy—yet the aging power grid struggles to keep up with this unprecedented demand, creating a pressing need for innovative solutions.

New Jersey Delays Offshore Wind Project by 30 Months
Renewable Energy New Jersey Delays Offshore Wind Project by 30 Months

Unpacking a Critical Challenge in Renewable Energy In a striking blow to the renewable energy sector, New Jersey has announced a 30-month delay in the Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) offshore wind transmission project, pushing the in-service date to January 1, 2033. This $1 billion initiative,

Minnesota's Solar Snow Fence Boosts Safety and Energy
Renewable Energy Minnesota's Solar Snow Fence Boosts Safety and Energy

In the unforgiving winters of Minnesota, where howling winds and heavy snowfalls transform highways into treacherous paths, a revolutionary idea is taking shape to enhance safety and sustainability. Along U.S. Highway 10 east of Moorhead, researchers have unveiled a hybrid "solar snow fence," a

Mobile Air Monitors Deployed Near Clairton Coke Works
Environmental & Regulations Mobile Air Monitors Deployed Near Clairton Coke Works

In a region long shadowed by industrial emissions, a tragic explosion at the Clairton Coke Works in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, has spurred urgent action to assess air quality and protect public health, reigniting fears among Mon Valley residents about toxic pollutants lingering in their air.

Managed EV Charging Could Save $30B Annually by 2035
Energy Management Managed EV Charging Could Save $30B Annually by 2035

Imagine a future where the surge of electric vehicles on American roads not only transforms transportation but also revolutionizes the way the electric grid operates, saving billions of dollars each year. As the number of electric vehicles (EVs) is projected to soar to nearly 79 million by 2035,

Duke Energy Proposes Major Merger for Carolinas Utilities
Environmental & Regulations Duke Energy Proposes Major Merger for Carolinas Utilities

Setting the Stage for a Transformative Utility Shift In the heart of the Carolinas, where energy demand continues to climb amid a rapidly evolving power landscape, Duke Energy, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, has proposed a monumental merger of its two regional utilities—Duke Energy Carolinas

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