Utilities

Is the Copper Boom Another Dot-Com Bubble?
Utilities Is the Copper Boom Another Dot-Com Bubble?

With a deep background in energy management and electricity delivery, Christopher Hailstone is uniquely positioned to dissect the complex forces shaping today’s metals markets. As our go-to utilities expert, he offers critical insights into how narratives around grid reliability and next-generation

Can Ascend Elements End Our Reliance on Battery Mining?
Utilities Can Ascend Elements End Our Reliance on Battery Mining?

Christopher Hailstone is a pivotal figure at the intersection of energy management and the burgeoning circular economy. As a leading utilities expert with deep insights into renewable energy and grid reliability, he has been instrumental in navigating the complex landscape of the sustainable

Signature Systems Earns ISO 14001 Eco-Certification
Utilities Signature Systems Earns ISO 14001 Eco-Certification

With extensive experience in energy management and grid security, Christopher Hailstone has a unique perspective on the intersection of industrial operations and environmental responsibility. Today, he shares his insights on a significant achievement in sustainable manufacturing: Signature Systems’

Packaging Leaders Warn of a Looming Material Crisis
Utilities Packaging Leaders Warn of a Looming Material Crisis

A stark warning is echoing through the packaging industry: a critical shortage of essential materials is no longer a distant possibility but a rapidly approaching reality. A recent poll of industry leaders, conducted by a leading sustainability consultancy, reveals that resource scarcity has become

Council Fights Expanded Incinerator Waste Permit
Utilities Council Fights Expanded Incinerator Waste Permit

Today we’re speaking with Christopher Hailstone, a leading utilities expert with extensive experience in energy management and grid security. We’re digging into the contentious plan for an incinerator at Portland Port, where a new application to burn a wider variety of waste has ignited a firestorm

Who Is Liable for Forever Chemical Cleanup?
Utilities Who Is Liable for Forever Chemical Cleanup?

The multi-billion-dollar question of who will pay to clean up the invisible chemical contaminants now found in nearly every corner of the nation is pitting public utilities against corporate giants in a high-stakes legal and legislative battle. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a class of

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