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.
Is This the Future of Energy Management with Digital Grids?
Energy Management Is This the Future of Energy Management with Digital Grids?

In a world grappling with escalating energy demands and environmental concerns, the importance of groundbreaking innovations cannot be overstated. Schneider Electric's unveiling of the One Digital Grid Platform marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of energy management. This platform, introduced

Can Texas Meet Its Energy Demands Through Efficiency?
Energy Management Can Texas Meet Its Energy Demands Through Efficiency?

Texas faces the complex challenge of meeting increasing electricity demands as its population grows and industries expand. With projections indicating peak demand reaching nearly 60 GW by 2031, understanding the role of energy efficiency and demand response becomes increasingly crucial. As the

Puerto Rico's Rooftop Solar Revolution Boosts Grid Resilience
Renewable Energy Puerto Rico's Rooftop Solar Revolution Boosts Grid Resilience

Puerto Rico is in the midst of an energy transformation that is rapidly redefining its electric grid landscape. Amid challenges of high-cost electricity and frequent instability, the island is embracing a distributed energy model, primarily through the adoption of rooftop solar systems.

Power Industry Adapts to Talent Gap and Energy Transition Challenges
Infrastructure & Technology Power Industry Adapts to Talent Gap and Energy Transition Challenges

The power industry faces pivotal challenges as it navigates through a rapidly electrifying and interconnected landscape. Utility professionals grapple with increasing energy demands, the swift transition to renewable energies, and an aging workforce amid critical technological and infrastructural

Can Renewable Networks Support Global Energy Needs by 2050?
Energy Management Can Renewable Networks Support Global Energy Needs by 2050?

In the face of burgeoning global energy demands, the necessity for renewable energy networks that can meet these needs by 2050 has never been more pressing. Industrial growth, technological advances, and shifting consumer behaviors are significantly influencing this demand. As industries and

Are Texas Energy Laws Threatening Renewable Growth?
Renewable Energy Are Texas Energy Laws Threatening Renewable Growth?

The proposed legislative actions in Texas could significantly impact the renewable energy sector, particularly wind and solar power projects. Aurora Energy Research's report analyzes the economic and operational implications of these restrictions, predicting a potential 14% increase in power prices

Is Canada's Largest Battery Storage Project a Game-Changer?
Energy Management Is Canada's Largest Battery Storage Project a Game-Changer?

Northland Power has successfully launched commercial operations at the 250MW Oneida Energy Storage Project, establishing it as Canada’s largest battery energy storage facility. The Oneida project, located in Haldimand County, Ontario, marks a milestone for Northland as it is their first operational

Trump Proposes $19.3 Billion Cuts to Energy Department Budget
Environmental & Regulations Trump Proposes $19.3 Billion Cuts to Energy Department Budget

The political landscape of energy policies within the United States faces potential turbulence with former President Donald Trump's proposal to cut $19.3 billion from the Department of Energy's fiscal budget in 2026. Focusing heavily on clean energy and climate initiatives, these proposed budget

EU Plans to Phase Out Russian Gas by 2027 Amid Tensions
Conventional Fuels EU Plans to Phase Out Russian Gas by 2027 Amid Tensions

In a historic move reflecting a strategic pivot in energy policy, the European Union (EU) has announced its commitment to end reliance on Russian gas by 2027. This decision arises against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions ignited by Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The situation has now

Wind Farm Proposal in Isle of Man Sparks Wildlife Concerns
Renewable Energy Wind Farm Proposal in Isle of Man Sparks Wildlife Concerns

The proposed onshore wind farm project in the south of the Isle of Man has incited a heated debate concerning its potential impact on the local wildlife, especially birds using the migratory routes passing through the area. The proposal involves installing four wind turbines at Earystane Plantation

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