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.
Hydrogen Sulfide Conversion Technology – Review
Renewable Energy Hydrogen Sulfide Conversion Technology – Review

Transforming one of the energy sector's most hazardous waste streams into clean fuel and a vital raw material is no longer a theoretical concept but a demonstrated industrial reality. The direct conversion of hydrogen sulfide into hydrogen and sulfur represents a significant advancement in the

Ford Plans Eyes-Off Driving for New $30,000 EV
Conventional Fuels Ford Plans Eyes-Off Driving for New $30,000 EV

The automotive industry's long-standing tradition of cascading cutting-edge technology from six-figure luxury flagships down to everyday vehicles is being turned on its head by Ford Motor Company's latest strategic gambit. In a decisive move to reshape the electric vehicle landscape, the legacy

Montgomery County Advances Its Climate Action Plan
Environmental & Regulations Montgomery County Advances Its Climate Action Plan

In a decisive move to combat the escalating climate crisis, Montgomery County has translated ambitious environmental pledges into a comprehensive series of tangible actions, setting a benchmark for local government initiatives across the nation. The county is actively pursuing aggressive

Fuel Credit Trading Lowers Costs and Spurs Innovation
Environmental & Regulations Fuel Credit Trading Lowers Costs and Spurs Innovation

A proposed new federal standard, set to take effect in 2028, contains a little-discussed provision that threatens to dismantle one of the auto industry's most effective tools for cost-efficient environmental compliance. While public debate has focused on the overall stringency of future

Namibia Powers Port With Pioneering Hydrogen Plant
Renewable Energy Namibia Powers Port With Pioneering Hydrogen Plant

In a landmark move set to redefine sustainable industrial operations, the bustling port of Walvis Bay in Namibia has inaugurated one of Africa's first fully integrated commercial green hydrogen production facilities. This pioneering project, which came online following its initiation in late 2025,

Does the EV Shift Threaten Poorer Nations?
Infrastructure & Technology Does the EV Shift Threaten Poorer Nations?

The global transition toward electric vehicles is widely celebrated as a monumental step in combating climate change, yet this green revolution casts a long and ominous financial shadow over the world's most vulnerable economies. As electric cars replace their gasoline-powered predecessors, a

Are AI and Crypto Fueling an Energy Crisis?
Energy Management Are AI and Crypto Fueling an Energy Crisis?

The immense and rapidly growing power consumption of data centers, quietly driven by the twin engines of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency, is positioning the global technology infrastructure on a collision course with the limitations of our energy grids. While these facilities currently

Regime Change Could Upend Venezuelan Oil and Global Markets
Conventional Fuels Regime Change Could Upend Venezuelan Oil and Global Markets

Sitting atop the planet's most extensive proven oil reserves, Venezuela presents a stark contradiction: a nation of immense energy wealth crippled by an inability to harness it, setting the stage for a geopolitical shift that could reverberate through every corner of the global economy. The

Outdated Grid Threatens Chile's Energy Transition
Energy Management Outdated Grid Threatens Chile's Energy Transition

Chile stands at a perplexing crossroads, celebrated as a global leader in renewable energy generation yet simultaneously forced to discard a significant portion of the clean power it produces. This paradox stems from a critical structural imbalance where the explosive growth of solar and wind

Will a New Venezuela Reshape Global Oil Markets?
Conventional Fuels Will a New Venezuela Reshape Global Oil Markets?

The sudden ousting of Venezuela's government late last year by U.S.-led forces was a geopolitical bombshell that, against all expectations, landed with a surprising thud in the world's energy markets. In a world conditioned to see oil prices surge at the first sign of instability in a major

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