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.
Are Solar Projects Threatening Indigenous Lands in Assam?
Renewable Energy Are Solar Projects Threatening Indigenous Lands in Assam?

As discussions on renewable energy solutions proliferate globally, recent events in Assam highlight critical challenges faced by indigenous communities in the pursuit of green technology. The burgeoning tension underscores fears of compromising tribal land rights as solar power projects, backed by

Electrify Everything? Here’s Why You Might Regret That
Editorial Electrify Everything? Here’s Why You Might Regret That

The race to total energy transition is speeding up. From factory floors to boardrooms, electrification efforts for buildings, fleets, and industrial operations have become a top priority for corporate climate strategies. While the directive to electrify everything is backed by policy mandates and

UK Bioethanol Industry at Risk: Will Trade Deal Bring Collapse?
Renewable Energy UK Bioethanol Industry at Risk: Will Trade Deal Bring Collapse?

The recent UK-US trade agreement, which eliminates a critical 19% tariff on US bioethanol imports to the United Kingdom, has stirred substantial concern within the domestic bioethanol industry. This tariff removal raises alarms for stakeholders who perceive a threat to the delicate balance that

AI Data Centers: Boosting Grid Reliability in Texas
Energy Management AI Data Centers: Boosting Grid Reliability in Texas

In an increasingly energy-hungry world, Texas stands at the frontier of innovation. The state is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) data centers to transform its electricity grid into a paragon of reliability amid escalating power demands. As legislative initiatives and technological

Will Fast-Tracked Permits Harm Environmental Protections?
Environmental & Regulations Will Fast-Tracked Permits Harm Environmental Protections?

In today’s interview, we speak with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy systems. Christopher's extensive experience, particularly in electricity delivery and grid reliability, makes him a vital resource for understanding the implications of energy

Security Concerns Over Chinese-Made Solar Inverters
Renewable Energy Security Concerns Over Chinese-Made Solar Inverters

Recent revelations concerning Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters have raised significant security concerns following the discovery of potentially harmful communication devices embedded within these critical components. These inverters connect solar arrays to the power grid, enabling remote

India Launches First CBG Plant for Sustainable Energy Expansion
Renewable Energy India Launches First CBG Plant for Sustainable Energy Expansion

India's first compressed biogas (CBG) plant in Kaithal, Haryana, has begun commercial biogas supplies using a multi-distribution model. Developed by Demeter Agro Energies with CEID Consultants and supported by Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL), this facility offers an innovative approach to

Environmental Inequity: Big Polluters Face Fewer Consequences
Environmental & Regulations Environmental Inequity: Big Polluters Face Fewer Consequences

A recent study led by Richard Marcantonio from the University of Notre Dame unveils a paradox where the world's biggest polluters remain largely unaffected by the environmental damage and conflict they cause. Despite contributing significantly to environmental degradation, these nations face

Is the UK’s HySpeed Hydrogen Initiative a Risky Gamble?
Renewable Energy Is the UK’s HySpeed Hydrogen Initiative a Risky Gamble?

In an era where sustainability is more than just a buzzword, the United Kingdom has embarked on an ambitious initiative called the HySpeed Hydrogen project. Advocates see hydrogen as a miracle fuel of the future, but with costs reportedly hovering around £9 to £10 per kilogram, the pressing q

Can Iowa Boost Corn Demand Amid Ethanol Market Challenges?
Energy Management Can Iowa Boost Corn Demand Amid Ethanol Market Challenges?

In today's conversation, we're joined by Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy. Christopher has an extensive background in utilities, grid reliability, and security, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of renewable fuels. Our

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