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.
Top Gear's Ultimate Guide to the Leading 20 Electric Vehicles
Infrastructure & Technology Top Gear's Ultimate Guide to the Leading 20 Electric Vehicles

Today's electric vehicle (EV) market is a mosaic of innovation and eco-awareness, offering an array of options for every possible preference. From affordable city cars to opulent tourers, electric powertrains are now found across the spectrum, appealing to those drawn to high-octane

Can Nuclear Fusion Meet AI's Soaring Energy Needs?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Nuclear Fusion Meet AI's Soaring Energy Needs?

As the push for AI innovation continues, we're witnessing groundbreaking developments in smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and healthcare. Yet, this progress comes with a significant challenge: the increasing energy consumption of AI systems. OpenAI's Sam Altman gazes upward, suggesting

ERCOT Prepares for Stable Grid During 2024 Solar Eclipse Event
Infrastructure & Technology ERCOT Prepares for Stable Grid During 2024 Solar Eclipse Event

Preparing the Grid for Eclipse Conditions Incorporating the Solar Dip into Energy Models As the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, nears, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is ensuring the power grid remains stable despite solar energy's pivotal role in Texas. Ahead of the

PSEG Long Island Enhances Sag Harbor Grid for Weather Resilience
Infrastructure & Technology PSEG Long Island Enhances Sag Harbor Grid for Weather Resilience

Infrastructure Strengthening Initiative As part of a steadfast commitment to enhancing electrical grid robustness, PSEG Long Island has initiated a major project under its "Power On" program to improve grid reliability in Sag Harbor. The initiative, which began in early March and is

Is the DOE's Energy Code Push Hurting Housing Affordability?
Infrastructure & Technology Is the DOE's Energy Code Push Hurting Housing Affordability?

The U.S. Department of Energy has initiated new energy codes that center on "zero energy" buildings, essentially phasing out the use of fossil fuels in construction. This forward-thinking approach is part of the country's efforts to combat climate change by promoting buildings that

How Does California's Synthetic Grid CATS Transform Energy Research?
Infrastructure & Technology How Does California's Synthetic Grid CATS Transform Energy Research?

California's Synthetic Grid CATS (California Test System), developed by the University of Wisconsin–Madison, embodies a leap forward in sustainable energy research. As the globe turns towards renewable energy, the need for robust and thorough research on energy systems increases. CATS provides

Rockingham Selectboard Advances Town Projects and Seeks Volunteers
Infrastructure & Technology Rockingham Selectboard Advances Town Projects and Seeks Volunteers

The Rockingham Selectboard, chaired by Peter Golec, convened recently to discuss and push forward a slew of town projects, highlighting an active local government working in tandem with its community. Town Manager Scott Pickup harnessed the platform to issue a call to arms for volunteers, noting

Is Massachusetts Siting Reform Paving the Way for Equity?
Infrastructure & Technology Is Massachusetts Siting Reform Paving the Way for Equity?

The Heart of the Issue The push toward electrification in Massachusetts lies at the intersection of climate action and social equity. As the state moves to decarbonize its energy grid by 2050, a stark reality shadows this green vision. A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists has cast a

Is the Revival of Michigan's Nuclear Plant a Smart Move?
Conventional Fuels Is the Revival of Michigan's Nuclear Plant a Smart Move?

In a pivotal shift, the United States Federal Government has decided to back the rejuvenation of Michigan's Palisades Nuclear Power Plant. This decision follows the plant's acquisition by Holtec International, which had initially intended to decommission the aging facility. The federal

Putin Warns of Nuclear Option Amidst Russian Election Tensions
Conventional Fuels Putin Warns of Nuclear Option Amidst Russian Election Tensions

The specter of nuclear warfare looms larger as Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a chilling reminder of his nuclear arsenal's capabilities amidst intense global scrutiny. As Putin stands on the verge of further cementing his hold on power with the upcoming presidential elections, his

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