Carlos Ortegains

Carlos Ortegains

Utilities Innovation Specialist
Carlos Ortegains is a researcher in renewable energy resources and technologies. His content explores solar, wind, hydro, and other renewable energy sources, and explores energy storage and grid integration solutions. Carlos’ insights empower energy professionals and policymakers to harness the potential of renewable resources, driving the transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy systems.
Will Energy Storage Redefine the Solar Industry?
Energy Management Will Energy Storage Redefine the Solar Industry?

The solar industry, long defined by its ability to harness the sun's power during the day, is now confronting its greatest limitation and most profound opportunity: the darkness of night. As demand for consistent, reliable clean energy intensifies, the conversation is shifting from mere generation

Is Coking Coal India's Key to Self-Reliance?
Renewable Energy Is Coking Coal India's Key to Self-Reliance?

From Import Dependency to Domestic Strength: A New Dawn for Indian Coal In a landmark policy shift, the Indian government has officially reclassified coking coal as a "Critical and Strategic Mineral," fundamentally altering its approach to this vital industrial resource. This decision, embedded in

When Does Climate Change Become a Human Rights Issue?
Environmental & Regulations When Does Climate Change Become a Human Rights Issue?

In a decision that reverberated through international legal circles, a Dutch court recently affirmed that a government's failure to adequately protect its citizens from the escalating impacts of climate change constitutes a direct violation of their fundamental human rights. This landmark ruling,

Can One Ship Change the Future of Ocean Freight?
Energy Management Can One Ship Change the Future of Ocean Freight?

The global shipping industry, the backbone of international trade, now confronts its most significant challenge: charting a course toward a sustainable future amidst a sea of carbon-intensive traditions. In a decisive move that could ripple through the entire maritime sector, the dry bulk vessel

Venezuela Invasion May Settle Guyana's Oil Dispute
Conventional Fuels Venezuela Invasion May Settle Guyana's Oil Dispute

A speculative U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, hypothetically unfolding under a potential Trump administration, would fundamentally reshape the regional risk landscape by effectively neutralizing the nation's long-standing territorial claim over Guyana's resource-rich Essequibo region. Such

Waste Co-Digestion Technology – Review
Renewable Energy Waste Co-Digestion Technology – Review

The strategic combination of different organic waste streams is proving to be a powerful catalyst for transforming the waste-to-energy landscape, moving beyond simple disposal to sophisticated resource recovery. The technology of anaerobic co-digestion represents a significant advancement in the

LNG Marine Fuel Use Surges Across Global Fleets
Energy Management LNG Marine Fuel Use Surges Across Global Fleets

The maritime industry's long-standing reliance on conventional heavy fuels is rapidly giving way to a new era, with liquefied natural gas (LNG) emerging as a dominant alternative that is reshaping global shipping logistics and environmental strategies. Recent data reveals a dramatic acceleration in

What's Driving Adani Green's Explosive Growth?
Renewable Energy What's Driving Adani Green's Explosive Growth?

Adani Green Energy Ltd. has firmly established itself as a colossal force within India's renewable energy sector, demonstrating a growth trajectory so steep it has commanded the attention of the global industry. This remarkable ascent is not the product of a fleeting market trend but the

Colorado Slashes Methane While Boosting Oil Production
Environmental & Regulations Colorado Slashes Methane While Boosting Oil Production

A groundbreaking analysis has unveiled the remarkable success of Colorado's state-level environmental policies, demonstrating that a dramatic reduction in methane pollution from the oil and gas sector can be achieved even as energy production continues to climb. This revelation presents a powerful

Can Europe Bridge Its Dangerous Energy Gap?
Energy Management Can Europe Bridge Its Dangerous Energy Gap?

As a severe winter tightens its grip across the continent in January 2026, Europe finds itself confronting a harsh reality that extends far beyond the dropping temperatures: a critical and widening gap in its energy strategy. This "transition energy" shortfall, a chasm between the continent's

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