Silvia Grain

Silvia Grain

Renewable Energy Expert
Silvia Grain is a respected expert in renewable energy technologies. She covers efficiency strategies and grid modernization initiatives. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Silvia offers actionable insights to utilities professionals, policymakers, and consumers, advocating for a cleaner and more resilient energy future.
Indianola Launches Solar Array Project, Promises Clean, Affordable Energy
Renewable Energy Indianola Launches Solar Array Project, Promises Clean, Affordable Energy

A momentous step towards renewable energy was marked in Indianola with the groundbreaking ceremony for a new Solar Energy Array, facilitated by Indianola Municipal Utilities (IMU) in partnership with Sandhills Energy of Omaha. This ambitious project is part of the Powering Affordable Clean Energy

How Is the U.S. Energy Sector Transitioning to Green Initiatives?
Renewable Energy How Is the U.S. Energy Sector Transitioning to Green Initiatives?

The U.S. energy sector is undergoing a groundbreaking transformation to embrace green initiatives and confront the urgent challenges of climate change. This shift towards sustainable energy sources is redefining industry practices, presenting both opportunities and hurdles for stakeholders. The

Can Electrifying Oil and Gas Facilities Slash Global Emissions?
Infrastructure & Technology Can Electrifying Oil and Gas Facilities Slash Global Emissions?

A recent report by Rystad Energy illuminates the tremendous potential of electrifying oil and gas facilities to slash global emissions. The study takes a hard look at the transition from traditional diesel-powered equipment to more sustainable, lower-carbon power sources within the oil and gas

How Will the DOE and kWh Analytics Boost Solar Resilience?
Renewable Energy How Will the DOE and kWh Analytics Boost Solar Resilience?

In an era where climate change is exacerbating the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, the resilience of solar photovoltaic (PV) assets has become paramount for the sustainability of clean energy infrastructure. The increasing occurrence of hailstorms, hurricanes, and floods poses

Why Do Bureaucratic Delays Hinder Tribal Renewable Energy Projects?
Renewable Energy Why Do Bureaucratic Delays Hinder Tribal Renewable Energy Projects?

In Washington state, the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation have encountered a significant bureaucratic struggle while attempting to access a $32 million grant allocated for a solar energy project. The project, aiming to place solar panels over old irrigation canals to generate

How Does a Minnesota Family Blend Love and Sustainability in Business?
Renewable Energy How Does a Minnesota Family Blend Love and Sustainability in Business?

Nestled off Highway 52 in Minnesota’s historic Minneola Township, the Spruce Hill Event Center has emerged as a beacon of love, community, and sustainability. Owned by Mike Barck and managed alongside his daughter Sierra Huff, this family-run venue transcends the traditional event space. It is not j

Toyo Solar to Build $100M Solar Panel Factory in the U.S.
Renewable Energy Toyo Solar to Build $100M Solar Panel Factory in the U.S.

Toyo Solar, a prominent Japanese solar panel manufacturer, has unveiled an ambitious plan to establish a production facility in the United States, marking a significant milestone in the evolving landscape of renewable energy. This strategic initiative represents a crucial intersection of advanced

CESC Subsidiary and Ecoren to Build Major 686.85 MW Wind Power Plant
Renewable Energy CESC Subsidiary and Ecoren to Build Major 686.85 MW Wind Power Plant

CESC Ltd’s subsidiary, Purvah Green Power Private Ltd, has announced a groundbreaking wind power project in collaboration with Ecoren Energy India Pvt Ltd. This new venture marks a significant stride towards expanding India’s renewable energy infrastructure, promising to make substantial con

Can the U.S. Overcome Challenges in Its Hydropower Supply Chain?
Renewable Energy Can the U.S. Overcome Challenges in Its Hydropower Supply Chain?

The importance of hydropower in the renewable energy landscape cannot be overstated. Hydropower has been a steadfast source of clean energy for over a century, accounting for nearly 27% of renewable energy production in the United States. As the nation strives for ambitious clean energy goals,

Can Automated Demand Management Drive Down Carbon Emissions?
Energy Management Can Automated Demand Management Drive Down Carbon Emissions?

The potential and effectiveness of automated demand management in reducing electricity consumption and carbon emissions is a compelling topic, especially in light of the recent trial conducted by Imperial College London in collaboration with Tata Power, one of India’s largest integrated electric p

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