Emilia Herraira

When night fell along the mangrove-lined bends of the Gualajo River, the dark once arrived like a physical wall that sealed classrooms, clinics, and small shops from possibility until sunrise. That rhythm changed abruptly when continuous electricity replaced a precarious mix of car batteries,

Europe’s energy transition hinged on a simple but formidable challenge: keep power reliable while wind and solar expand faster than traditional grids were built to handle, and do so in a way that lowers emissions, stabilizes costs, and strengthens security of supply under volatile fuel markets.

In an industry where compliance deadlines collide with production targets and emissions reporting, the promise of one platform that unites regulatory rigor with real-time field performance has become more than a wish list item for operators across basins, it has become a necessity shaped by

Fleet managers facing volatile fuel costs, tighter delivery windows, and climate targets are converging on a single, pragmatic question: can one card knit together payments, policy controls, telematics, and EV charging without adding complexity or risk to day-to-day operations while delivering

A sudden restart after an air-raid halt sent a clear signal that the Caspian Pipeline Consortium remained operationally steady even as drone risks rose, and that signal mattered because it framed the corridor not as a fragile chokepoint but as an adaptive system where interruptions translated into

What happens when a critical fuel pipeline fails just as millions prepare to take flight for the holidays, threatening Thanksgiving travel plans at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac)? In the heart of Washington state, a leak in BP's Olympic Pipeline near Everett, detected on November

Diving into the complex world of energy policy and biofuels, we’re thrilled to sit down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy with a deep understanding of electricity delivery and grid reliability. With his extensive background, Christopher offers

In the rolling fields of Staffordshire, a quiet but pressing conflict is unfolding between the urgent drive for renewable energy and the fundamental need to protect agricultural land for food production, raising critical questions about balancing national energy goals with ensuring food security

In a state where energy bills often weigh heavily on household budgets, the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) has delivered a significant reprieve to millions of residents by drastically cutting proposed rate hikes from two major utility providers, Nicor Gas and Ameren Illinois. This decision not

What happens when a global energy giant faces unprecedented restrictions, and one of its largest markets begins to waver under pressure? The dramatic tripling of discounts on Russian Urals crude at Indian ports paints a stark picture of a trade relationship caught in the crosshairs of geopolitics.