Silvia Grain

Silvia Grain

Renewable Energy Expert
Silvia Grain is a respected expert in renewable energy technologies. She covers efficiency strategies and grid modernization initiatives. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Silvia offers actionable insights to utilities professionals, policymakers, and consumers, advocating for a cleaner and more resilient energy future.
David Rosner Named New FERC Chairman Amid Energy Debates
Infrastructure & Technology David Rosner Named New FERC Chairman Amid Energy Debates

Setting the Stage for Energy Regulation Imagine a nation at a critical crossroads, where every decision about energy could shape the future of grid reliability, economic stability, and environmental sustainability. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), a pivotal regulator of the U.S.

EU Advances CBAM with New Climate and Trade Legislation
Utilities EU Advances CBAM with New Climate and Trade Legislation

Setting the Stage for a Carbon-Conscious Trade Landscape Imagine a world where the carbon footprint of every imported product directly impacts its market competitiveness in one of the largest economic blocs. The European Union has turned this vision into reality with its Carbon Border Adjustment

Why Is Solar and Storage Funding Down but Dealmaking Up?
Renewable Energy Why Is Solar and Storage Funding Down but Dealmaking Up?

What happens when an industry vital to global sustainability faces a staggering 39% drop in funding, yet buzzes with more deals than ever? In the solar and energy storage sectors, a striking contradiction is unfolding this year. Corporate investments are plummeting, with solar funding down by

Will the EPA End the $7 Billion Solar For All Program?
Renewable Energy Will the EPA End the $7 Billion Solar For All Program?

Unraveling the Stakes in Clean Energy Funding Imagine a landscape where clean energy access for low-income communities hangs by a thread, threatened by policy shifts that could reshape the renewable sector overnight. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stands poised to potentially terminate

How Does PVH's 2-Degree Slope Tolerance Transform Solar?
Renewable Energy How Does PVH's 2-Degree Slope Tolerance Transform Solar?

Imagine a world where vast solar farms can thrive on rugged, uneven terrain without the need for extensive land modification, preserving the natural landscape while harnessing clean energy at an unprecedented scale. This vision is becoming reality thanks to a pioneering advancement from PV Hardware

Wildfire Smoke Poses Serious Health Risks During Fire Season
Environmental & Regulations Wildfire Smoke Poses Serious Health Risks During Fire Season

As the fire season intensifies across many regions, the pervasive threat of smoke from wildfires casts a shadow over communities, bringing with it a host of health challenges that demand attention. The air, thick with pollutants, transforms from a life-sustaining resource into a silent hazard,

Johor Pioneers Sustainable Water Use for Data Centers
Utilities Johor Pioneers Sustainable Water Use for Data Centers

In an era where digital infrastructure is expanding at an unprecedented pace, the demand for resources to support data centers has become a pressing global concern, particularly in regions experiencing rapid technological growth like Johor, a state in southern Malaysia. Johor stands at the

Can AI Drive Sustainable Energy Through Data Collaboration?
Infrastructure & Technology Can AI Drive Sustainable Energy Through Data Collaboration?

In an era where the global energy sector faces mounting pressure to reduce carbon footprints and optimize resource use, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a transformative force with the potential to revolutionize sustainability efforts. Imagine a world where competing energy companies share

Mark Christie Resigns as FERC Chairman Amid Grid Concerns
Environmental & Regulations Mark Christie Resigns as FERC Chairman Amid Grid Concerns

In a development that has sent ripples through the energy sector, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) finds itself at a critical juncture as Mark Christie, its chairman, stepped down from his role on a recent Friday. This departure, after a four-year tenure under a nomination by former

Wholesalers Sue Over Oregon's Pioneering Packaging EPR Law
Utilities Wholesalers Sue Over Oregon's Pioneering Packaging EPR Law

Imagine a state taking a bold leap to combat plastic pollution by holding producers accountable for the lifecycle of their packaging, only to face a fierce legal battle from industry giants who are pushing back hard. Oregon has done just that with its groundbreaking Plastic Pollution and Recycling

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