The U.S. power grid's backbone faces systemic threats as executive actions cast a shadow over the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), whose dwindling resources leave it vulnerable to external influences. An often-overlooked dilemma is the apparent shift from science-backed analysis to
Imagine a sweltering summer afternoon; the demand for electricity soars as air conditioners rumble to keep homes cool. The lights flicker as the grid creaks under the pressure. Surprisingly, these scenes of strain may soon become less common, thanks to the humble solar panel on your neighbor’s roof
As the U.S. continues its ambitious shift towards renewable energy sources, the emerging vulnerabilities associated with the integration and expansion of distributed energy resources (DERs) are becoming more pronounced. This change, marked by the widespread deployment of renewable technologies,
The stability and reliability of the United States' electrical grid have become critical topics of national discourse due to concerns about potential security threats stemming from aging transformers. As the backbone of the national grid, transformers are crucial for maintaining uninterrupted
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
Christopher Hailstone possesses deep expertise in energy management, renewable energy, and electricity delivery. He has been instrumental in providing insights on grid reliability and security. Today, he shares his thoughts on the future of energy and the region's transition amidst the contentious
