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.
Can Texas's New Grid Standards Prevent Another Winter Power Crisis?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Texas's New Grid Standards Prevent Another Winter Power Crisis?

The Public Utility Commission of Texas has implemented new reliability standards aimed at enhancing the performance of the state's power grid, a move largely driven by the catastrophic failures experienced during Winter Storm Uri in February 2021. The storm caused widespread power outages,

Can the UK's North Sea Oil Sector Achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2050?
Environmental & Regulations Can the UK's North Sea Oil Sector Achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2050?

Decarbonizing the UK's North Sea oil and gas sector is not merely a lofty goal but an urgent necessity to align with national and global environmental targets. The region faces both notable achievements and significant challenges as it endeavors to transition to a more sustainable future.

How Will Nova Scotia's New Law Shape Public Safety and Renewable Energy?
Environmental & Regulations How Will Nova Scotia's New Law Shape Public Safety and Renewable Energy?

Nova Scotia is taking a giant leap towards modernizing its economic and environmental landscape with the introduction of the Advancing Nova Scotia Opportunities Act. This comprehensive omnibus bill proposes a sweeping array of legislative changes designed to enhance public safety, promote the

How Is Equinor Reducing Emissions with North Sea Platform Electrification?
Infrastructure & Technology How Is Equinor Reducing Emissions with North Sea Platform Electrification?

Electrification of offshore oil and gas platforms represents a groundbreaking shift in the energy sector's approach to sustainability. Equinor's recent efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the North Sea through the electrification of its Troll field platforms are a testament to this

How Does Ancala's Biomass Acquisition Impact Central Europe’s Energy?
Renewable Energy How Does Ancala's Biomass Acquisition Impact Central Europe’s Energy?

Ancala, an independent infrastructure manager with an impressive €4 billion portfolio across 18 investments in 15 countries, has recently acquired a 5 MW biomass facility in Croatia from the renewable energy company Akuo. The newly acquired site, Elektrana Grubišno Polje (EGP), is strategically lo

How Is Jordan Advancing Its Renewable Energy Goals With Solar Projects?
Renewable Energy How Is Jordan Advancing Its Renewable Energy Goals With Solar Projects?

Jordan, a country with abundant sunshine, is blazing a trail in renewable energy with its ambitious solar projects. Spearheaded by the Jordan Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund (JREEEF), under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, these initiatives are vital for the country's

Refining the UK's EV Infrastructure: New Metrics for Better Progress
Infrastructure & Technology Refining the UK's EV Infrastructure: New Metrics for Better Progress

Electric vehicles (EVs) symbolize the future of transportation, offering a sustainable alternative that significantly reduces emissions compared to traditional fossil fuel-driven vehicles. As the United Kingdom accelerates toward an electric future, the infrastructure supporting these EVs becomes

Home Electrification: Reduce Carbon Footprint and Save Energy Costs
Infrastructure & Technology Home Electrification: Reduce Carbon Footprint and Save Energy Costs

Transitioning from fossil fuels to electricity for home and appliance use is gaining traction as an essential strategy for reducing carbon footprints, increasing energy efficiency, and potentially lowering long-term utility costs. This article will delve into the benefits and solutions of home

Rimac Energy Debuts Innovative SineStack BESS in Colchester, UK
Conventional Fuels Rimac Energy Debuts Innovative SineStack BESS in Colchester, UK

Rimac Energy, a division of Rimac Technology, has announced a significant milestone with the deployment readiness of its pioneering SineStack Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at a site in Colchester, UK. This groundbreaking system incorporates advanced power conversion technology that operates

Nuclear-Powered Commercial Ships: Balancing Innovation and Safety Concerns
Conventional Fuels Nuclear-Powered Commercial Ships: Balancing Innovation and Safety Concerns

The concept of nuclear-powered commercial ships is experiencing a renaissance driven by advancements in reactor technology and growing environmental concerns. Initially explored during the mid-20th century, the idea was largely abandoned due to economic inefficiencies and negative public

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