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.
What Does Trump's Second Term Mean for US Green Initiatives?
Renewable Energy What Does Trump's Second Term Mean for US Green Initiatives?

In a potential second term for Donald Trump, the United States' environmental policies may experience a significant shift, veering away from green initiatives championed by President Biden. Following a highly contentious election, Trump, bolstered by a Republican majority in both the Senate

Can Demand Response Programs Transform New York's Energy Future?
Energy Management Can Demand Response Programs Transform New York's Energy Future?

Increased participation in demand response (DR) programs by New York State facility managers holds the potential to significantly bolster the electrical grid's resilience and reduce emissions. DR programs enable the management of electricity consumption during peak periods through real-time

How Will the EV Transition Impact Automotive Industry Workers?
Infrastructure & Technology How Will the EV Transition Impact Automotive Industry Workers?

The American automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation as it shifts towards electric vehicle (EV) production. This transition is not only reshaping production models but also profoundly affecting the workforce. Major automotive manufacturers like Stellantis and Ford are

Power Purchase Agreements: Driving Renewable Energy Growth and Stability
Renewable Energy Power Purchase Agreements: Driving Renewable Energy Growth and Stability

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) have become a cornerstone in the renewable energy sector, providing a stable and long-term solution for both power producers and buyers. These agreements, typically lasting between 10-20 years, are gaining traction due to several driving factors in the electricity

National Economic Council Forms Committee to Reform Nigeria's Power Grid
Infrastructure & Technology National Economic Council Forms Committee to Reform Nigeria's Power Grid

In a significant move to address the recurrent collapse of Nigeria's power grid, the National Economic Council (NEC) has established a dedicated committee focused on national electrification. Chaired by Cross River Governor Bassey Otu, the committee includes an array of influential members,

China's Yellow River Dams in Tibet Spark Environmental and Safety Concerns
Renewable Energy China's Yellow River Dams in Tibet Spark Environmental and Safety Concerns

China’s ambitious construction of three massive hydropower dams on the upper reaches of the Machu (Yellow River) in Tibet has raised significant scientific concerns about potential geological disasters and severe environmental consequences. This development occurs in a region already facing the i

Advancements in Solar Cell Efficiency Highlighted in Version 65 Tables
Renewable Energy Advancements in Solar Cell Efficiency Highlighted in Version 65 Tables

The publication of Version 65 of the “solar cell efficiency tables” by Professor Martin Green's research group from the University of New South Wales in Australia marks a significant milestone in the field of solar energy. This latest version, published in the journal Progress in Pho

Trump's Energy Plans Could Spike Costs, Undermine U.S. Competitiveness
Energy Management Trump's Energy Plans Could Spike Costs, Undermine U.S. Competitiveness

In the face of the incoming Donald Trump administration's plans to dismantle U.S. energy efficiency standards, concerns are mounting regarding the potential for increased energy costs for American households and weakened economic competitiveness on a national scale. This initiative threatens

Texas Approves Oncor’s $3B Plan to Boost Grid Resilience and Reliability
Infrastructure & Technology Texas Approves Oncor’s $3B Plan to Boost Grid Resilience and Reliability

In a landmark move aimed at bolstering the reliability and resilience of Texas's electrical grid, the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) has given the green light to Oncor Electric Delivery’s expansive $3 billion system resiliency plan. This decision marks a significant step towards e

Ukraine's Renewable Energy Resilience Amid Ongoing War Challenges
Renewable Energy Ukraine's Renewable Energy Resilience Amid Ongoing War Challenges

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has wreaked havoc on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with relentless missile strikes targeting various energy facilities. Despite these daunting challenges and significant damages, Ukraine has demonstrated remarkable resilience and progress in rebuilding and

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