Ava Baineson

Ava Baineson

Energy Distribution Specialist
Ava specializes in grid management and energy distribution systems. She regularly writes about grid reliability, resilience, and cybersecurity, as well as distributed energy resources and microgrid technologies. Ava’s insights help utilities and grid operators future-proof infrastructure by navigating the challenges of energy supply. Ava’s audience consists of engineers, government officials, and business leaders who rely on her expertise for the outlook in the energy and utilities industries.
How Will Congo and Kazakhstan’s Partnership Transform Their Economies?
Conventional Fuels How Will Congo and Kazakhstan’s Partnership Transform Their Economies?

The burgeoning partnership between the Republic of Congo and Kazakhstan is driven by mutual interests in enhancing their oil, gas, and mining industries. This collaboration aims to harness and expand their natural resources, promoting economic growth and drawing international investments. The

US Invests in Advanced Lithium Extraction to Boost Domestic Battery Supply
Conventional Fuels US Invests in Advanced Lithium Extraction to Boost Domestic Battery Supply

The United States is making significant strides to enhance its domestic lithium production, driven by the increasing demand for electric car batteries and energy storage technologies. This initiative is crucial for establishing a reliable supply chain amid growing global demand and geopolitical

Will Lonestar's Moon Data Center Revolutionize Cybersecurity and Storage?
Renewable Energy Will Lonestar's Moon Data Center Revolutionize Cybersecurity and Storage?

In February, Lonestar Data Holdings, a Florida-based startup, plans to launch the first solar-powered data center on the Moon. This groundbreaking venture, named "Freedom," will utilize SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket for the launch. The data center aims to store and preserve crucial information securely

How Did Chattanooga Become America's First 25-Gig City?
Energy Management How Did Chattanooga Become America's First 25-Gig City?

In the early 1980s, Chattanooga, Tennessee faced significant economic challenges due to the decline of its manufacturing sector, which led to business closures and offshoring operations. The city's downtown, although home to several major employers, became desolate after working hours as people

Will JSW Energy's Acquisition Boost Its Thermal Power Capacity to 7.5 GW?
Conventional Fuels Will JSW Energy's Acquisition Boost Its Thermal Power Capacity to 7.5 GW?

JSW Energy has received approval from the Committee of Creditors to acquire a 3.6 GW coal-fired thermal power plant in Chhattisgarh, central India, from KSK Mahanadi Power Company for INR159.8bn (US$1.8bn). This acquisition entails an operational segment comprising three 600 MW units, totaling 1.8

Networked EV Charging Stations: Transforming the Future of Mobility
Infrastructure & Technology Networked EV Charging Stations: Transforming the Future of Mobility

The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) signifies a major shift in the automotive industry, marked by explosive growth and necessitating an advanced infrastructure for EV charging stations. This infrastructure is not merely about increasing the number of chargers but creating a networked system where

Addressing Climate Risks and Fragility for a Resilient Egypt
Environmental & Regulations Addressing Climate Risks and Fragility for a Resilient Egypt

Egypt faces a multifaceted challenge involving the complex interplay of climate change, socio-economic, and political issues. These include absolute water scarcity, food insecurity, rapid urbanization, and a population projected to reach a staggering 160 million by 2050. The implications of climate

DOE Allocates $32M to Enhance Grid-Edge Tech and Smart Charge Systems
Energy Management DOE Allocates $32M to Enhance Grid-Edge Tech and Smart Charge Systems

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has recently announced a significant initiative aimed at bolstering grid-edge technologies and smart charge management. With an allocation of $32 million, the DOE seeks to address the increasing electric loads on the grid, ensuring resilience and minimizing

Can Kingston Balance EV Growth with Power Supply Challenges?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Kingston Balance EV Growth with Power Supply Challenges?

The city of Kingston has recently made a significant decision to halt the expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) fleet due to emerging concerns about the local electricity grid's capacity to handle increased demand. This move underscores the municipality's struggle to balance sustainable

Can Răstolița Plant Boost Romania’s Clean Energy Goals in 2025?
Renewable Energy Can Răstolița Plant Boost Romania’s Clean Energy Goals in 2025?

The Romanian Ministry of Energy is poised to inaugurate the Răstolița hydropower plant in 2025, marking the first such facility to be commissioned in over 34 years. This 30-megawatt plant, situated in Mureș County and costing more than 200 million euros, signifies the revival of stalled hydropower

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