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.
New Emissions Rules Aim to Unlock CCS Projects
Environmental & Regulations New Emissions Rules Aim to Unlock CCS Projects

Introduction As industries from artificial intelligence to advanced manufacturing drive an unprecedented surge in electricity demand, the challenge of maintaining a reliable power grid while simultaneously pursuing aggressive decarbonization goals has become more acute than ever before. While

Trend Analysis: Gas-Electric Grid Reliability
Infrastructure & Technology Trend Analysis: Gas-Electric Grid Reliability

The stability of the American power grid is increasingly at risk, not from a lack of generation capacity, but from a fragile and often uncoordinated interdependence with its primary fuel source: natural gas. A string of catastrophic blackouts during extreme weather has exposed a critical

Power and Electrification Lift GE Vernova Amid Wind Woes
Renewable Energy Power and Electrification Lift GE Vernova Amid Wind Woes

In a narrative of striking contrasts, GE Vernova’s latest investor update paints a picture of a company simultaneously riding a wave of unprecedented demand while navigating significant turbulence in key renewable sectors. Based on its annual review, the company has articulated a robust and

How Will Cable Giants Deliver More Live Sports?
Utilities How Will Cable Giants Deliver More Live Sports?

With the landscape of sports broadcasting becoming increasingly fragmented, major providers like Charter and Cox face a monumental challenge: delivering countless out-of-market games to millions of fans seamlessly. This isn't just about securing content rights; it's about navigating the immense

Wyoming Court Blocks Lease for $1.7B Hydrogen Project
Renewable Energy Wyoming Court Blocks Lease for $1.7B Hydrogen Project

In a decisive ruling that underscores the growing tension between large-scale renewable energy development and local land rights, a Wyoming judge has invalidated a critical state land lease intended for a massive wind turbine operation. The decision, handed down by Eighth Judicial District Court

Is Cybersecurity Now a National Security Issue?
Infrastructure & Technology Is Cybersecurity Now a National Security Issue?

The keys to a nation's most sensitive digital kingdoms are now for sale on an unseen marketplace, transforming theoretical vulnerabilities into immediate and tangible strategic threats against sovereign states. In this new reality, access to the control systems of a power grid or the patient data

Colorado Mandates Open Grid Maps to Speed Renewables
Renewable Energy Colorado Mandates Open Grid Maps to Speed Renewables

A Pivotal Shift in Grid Management Colorado is at the forefront of a national energy revolution, but its ambitious transition to renewable power has been hitting an invisible wall: the state's opaque electrical grid. For years, developers of solar, battery storage, and electric vehicle charging

What Fuels the Future of Auckland's Port?
Energy Management What Fuels the Future of Auckland's Port?

As the global maritime industry charts a course toward decarbonization, the Port of Auckland is making a pivotal investment to position itself at the vanguard of this environmental shift. A new, eco-friendly bunkering vessel has been commissioned through a $28.9 million contract with Turkish

Can Flexible Loads Solve the Grid's Capacity Crisis?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Flexible Loads Solve the Grid's Capacity Crisis?

The voracious energy appetite of our hyper-connected digital world, fueled by artificial intelligence and massive data processing, is placing a strain on physical power grids that they were never designed to handle. This growing chasm between digital demand and physical supply presents one of the

Study Finds Corrugated Greener Than Reusable Plastic
Utilities Study Finds Corrugated Greener Than Reusable Plastic

In the relentless pursuit of sustainability, the packaging industry has long grappled with a central question: is it better to recycle a single-use container or reuse a durable one multiple times? This debate has positioned two titans of the supply chain against each other, pitting the familiar

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