The United States' utility regulators are constantly battling to balance the urgent need to modernize the aging power grid with the rising costs of electricity for consumers. These modernization efforts, while crucial for improving the grid’s reliability, efficiency, and sustainability, come with
Oklahoma, long recognized for tapping into its robust wind energy resources and generating over 40% of its electricity from wind turbines, now faces uncertainty with the passage of a new spending bill by President Trump. This legislation, which causes concern within the renewable energy sector,
In today's interview, we have the pleasure of speaking with Christopher Hailstone, an expert in energy management and renewable energy technologies. With a deep understanding of grid reliability and the nuances of utility operations, Christopher provides invaluable insights into the future of solar
Emerging from a pandemic, OPEC+ finds itself in a quandary, operating against a backdrop where oil demand exhibits erratic patterns. As the world’s economies attempt recovery, this major oil alliance increases its output, yet questions loom: Who will consume this surplus, and at what cost? The
Puerto Rico stands at a pivotal moment as it endeavors to transition its energy system, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2050. The island's energy infrastructure, still recovering from the significant damage caused by Hurricane Maria in 2017, requires robust enhancements to ensure stability and
Can a grid designed for the past support the energy demands of the future? With expectations that electricity demand in the United States will surge by over 150 gigawatts by the decade's end, this question holds critical importance. As cities expand and technology proliferates, electricity becomes
