Electrical Infrastructure

The landscape of energy consumption and production is on the brink of a revolutionary transformation. Driven by the forces of electrification and digitalization, the way we generate, distribute, and use electricity is set to undergo significant changes. This shift, often referred to as Electricity

Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly strict, leaving vessel owners and operators with uncertainties about which fuel sources to adopt. The current trend towards achieving zero-emission green fuels by 2050, as mandated by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), compels the

The European Union (EU) is making significant strides in industrial carbon management as part of its broader decarbonization efforts. These initiatives are crucial for reducing carbon emissions and achieving the ambitious climate targets set for 2030 and beyond. The focus is on three primary

The journey of the Lennox Island First Nation towards energy self-sufficiency began modestly in 2021 with the installation of a small solar panel system on the roof of the community school. This small step marked the beginning of an ambitious mission headed by Drew Bernard, a recent community

Power quality is a critical aspect of ensuring reliable electrical service, particularly for large-scale commercial and industrial consumers. Poor power quality can disrupt operations, damage equipment, and lead to significant financial losses. According to the Electric Power Research Institute

The American automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation as it shifts towards electric vehicle (EV) production. This transition is not only reshaping production models but also profoundly affecting the workforce. Major automotive manufacturers like Stellantis and Ford are