Emilia Herraira

Emilia Herraira

Energy Solutions Consultant
Emilia Herraira has deep understanding of energy technologies. She covers a wide range of topics, from building efficiency and industrial process optimization to smart energy management systems. Emilia focuses on reducing energy waste and lowering carbon emissions. She is passionate about sustainability and helping businesses reduce their environmental impact.
Revamping America's Grid: Embracing Demand-Side Solutions
Energy Management Revamping America's Grid: Embracing Demand-Side Solutions

The United States is at a pivotal moment in addressing an ever-growing demand for electricity as digital technologies continue evolving and the electrification age progresses. This situation has been exacerbated by consistently rising demand, driven by increased power consumption from technologies

Sunnova Files for Bankruptcy Amid Financial Challenges
Renewable Energy Sunnova Files for Bankruptcy Amid Financial Challenges

The solar industry is undergoing significant upheaval as Sunnova, once a pillar of residential solar installations in the U.S., now navigates the repercussions of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This shift serves as a catalyst for evaluating the complex market forces and strategic decisions

Battery Storage Boosts Grid Stability Amid Rising Data Center Demand
Energy Management Battery Storage Boosts Grid Stability Amid Rising Data Center Demand

As the demand for electricity surges globally, driven largely by the rapid expansion of data centers, the reliability of power grids has emerged as a critical concern. Key figures from 2024 highlight this shift, when significant weather events in North America exacted financial tolls exceeding a

EPA Proposes Repeal of Key Climate and Emissions Standards
Infrastructure & Technology EPA Proposes Repeal of Key Climate and Emissions Standards

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has stirred considerable debate with its recent proposal to repeal pivotal climate and emissions standards. This decision targets two critical regulations: greenhouse gas standards for power plants and amendments to the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards

Atlantic Shores Withdraws From Offshore Wind Energy Credits
Renewable Energy Atlantic Shores Withdraws From Offshore Wind Energy Credits

Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind, a collaboration between EDF Renewables and Shell, has recently taken a decisive step in renewable energy by petitioning to terminate the renewable energy credits for their Atlantic Shores 1 project. This move highlights the difficulties encountered by this prominent

UK Aims for Record Offshore Wind Capacity in Next Auction
Infrastructure & Technology UK Aims for Record Offshore Wind Capacity in Next Auction

The United Kingdom is steering its clean energy future with a bold aim: to nearly triple its current offshore wind capacity by the end of the decade. As the nation gears up for another round of renewable energy auctions, questions loom about the feasibility and impact of this ambitious expansion.

TenneT Explores Strategic Sale of German Grid Stake in 2025
Infrastructure & Technology TenneT Explores Strategic Sale of German Grid Stake in 2025

Recent developments in the power grid sector have drawn attention as TenneT, a Dutch state-owned power grid operator, considers selling a minority stake in its German operations. With TenneT Germany's regulated asset base valued at 27.8 billion euros and expected to grow significantly, this

Will the GOP Bill Hinder U.S. Clean Energy Expansion?
Utilities Will the GOP Bill Hinder U.S. Clean Energy Expansion?

The political climate surrounding energy production in the United States has reached a critical juncture, with a Republican-backed megabill sparking significant discussion about its potential impact on the burgeoning clean energy sector. During a session at the POLITICO Energy Summit, stakeholders

How Will Distribution Feeder Protection Evolve by 2032?
Utilities How Will Distribution Feeder Protection Evolve by 2032?

As the world delves deeper into the era of technological and energy advancements, the evolution of distribution feeder protection systems is becoming more apparent and necessary. These systems, crucial for electricity distribution from substations to end consumers, are pivotal in maintaining

FERC Urged to Improve Forecasting Amid Rising Energy Demands
Environmental & Regulations FERC Urged to Improve Forecasting Amid Rising Energy Demands

In the current dynamic energy landscape, electricity consumer groups are advocating for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to bolster the precision and clarity of electricity demand forecasts. The pressing nature of this request stems from the anticipated steep rise in electricity

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