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The web has come a long way since its inception in 1989. From Web1 to Web2 to the current transition to Web3 – the internet has seen many changes. In this blog post, we will explore the origins of the web and the energy sector. History Of The Web The first...
There are many parallels between Web1 and the utility-based energy sector. Both Web1 and today’s electrical utilities provided functional, stable and reliable services to society. In this blog, we will explore the similarities between Web1 and the increasing...
The web has come a long way since its inception in 1989. From Web1 to Web2 to the current transition to Web3 – the internet has seen many changes. In this article, we will explore Web2. The second generation of the web, #Web2 or the #Socialweb, is when the internet...
Supply chain costs are rising, and businesses are struggling to mitigate the surge in costs, faced with inflation, rising energy costs, and pandemic-induced consumer demand, business owners bear many new financial challenges. In addition, according to a Federal...
Individuals and businesses around the world are feeling the weight of rising energy costs, and Californians are being hit hard. With the most recent rate hikes, SDG&E and PG&E customers face some of the highest costs in the state when it comes to gas and...
As the saying goes, “If you’ve seen one microgrid, you’ve seen one microgrid.” The misconception that microgrids, or onsite energy systems, are easily replicable combined with pressure from markets and consumers to be more green has lead numerous businesses to set...
Today there is a huge amount of hype in our industry regarding the value of microgrids and Distributed Energy Systems. This is a powerful driver of growth for businesses across the spectrum of the Energy Transition, but it is no “free lunch.” There are many reasons...
With renewable energy sources fast-becoming reliable, cost-efficient sources of electricity, many mining companies are reevaluating their power options. Hybrid power systems—combining two (or more) means of power generation—afford mining companies with a balanced...
Some regions of the world are more prone to natural disasters than others, whether coastlines near subduction zones (which generate tsunamis), wildfire vulnerable regions (such as North America and Australia), tornado hotspots like the central United States, or...
