Articles by tag: electricity

Renewable Energy Sources are Too Unpredictable to be the Sole Answer for Decarbonizing Energy Generation

The urgent need to address climate change is a global priority, and the race towards a carbon-neutral future is a complex and challenging undertaking. As the planet has experienced one of the hottest months on record in July 2023, the calls to combat the climate crisis are resonating louder than ever before. Decarbonizing […]

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What’s the Difference Between Power Quality and Power Reliability?

The average home has become more automated and continues to advance technologically every year, much of it due to increasing power quality. With these improvements comes drawbacks in the form of reliability of devices, power consumption, and expectations of consumers. What is the difference between power quality and power reliability, and how do they intersect? […]

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Fundamentals of Technology in the Utility and Energy Operation Sectors

Control room operators have a critical role in the utility and energy industries. They are responsible for everything from managing surveillance to command and control to traffic management and broadcasting distribution monitoring. With such a key role, what are some of the unique needs control room operators have when it comes to designing their workspaces? […]

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Start-ups Need to Focus on Creating Value Before Expanding

When the pandemic hit, many businesses were told to shut their doors, some of which never reopened them. Though unfortunate for many, others had different outcomes. Founder and CEO at Volta Energy, Dr. Denis Kouroussis, sits down with Greg Crumpton and Tyler Kern to highlight his upbringing, company, and the effects of the pandemic. […]

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How AT&T Tackled Its Carbon Footprint: The Energy Exchange

On this episode of The Energy Exchange, Host David Hidinger talked with John Schulz, Director of Sustainability Integrations at AT&T. They talked about Schulz’s career, how he got into his current role, and his role in helping AT&T lead the way in sustainability. “I’ve been really lucky,” Schulz said. “I’ve had the chance to do […]

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Trust but Verify: A Common Sense Approach to Data

Data drives decisions of the worlds largest companies but in a world with constant data, how do you make sense of it? Host TC Riley, puts the world under the lens of data and analytics and explores current news, B2B trends, and popular topics.   Diving Into Data tackles a common and pivotal part of the […]

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E2B: Post-Pandemic Demand, Pricing Point to Optimistic Natural Gas Outlook – Part 2

While natural gas producers had a challenging year in 2020, there’s reason for optimism in 2021. In the second of a two-part conversation, host Daniel Litwin discusses with Steve Hendrickson, President of Ralph E. Davis Associates, the state of the natural gas industry and what trends may impact the sector going forward in 2021. Natural […]

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Bridging the Skills Gap: SkillCat’s Mission to Revolutionize Trade Education with Brendan Arsenault
May 7, 2024

In the face of a growing skills gap in the trades industry, innovative solutions are needed to train and prepare the next generation of workers. In this episode of Straight Outta Crumpton, host Greg Crumpton sits down with Brendan Arsenault, co-founder of SkillCat, to discuss how their platform is addressing this critical issue. SkillCat […]

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Personal Responsibility in Cybersecurity is the Cornerstone of a Holistic Strategy for Protecting Healthcare from Cyber Threats
May 7, 2024

Emphasizing personal responsibility in cybersecurity is essential for forging a resilient defense against the rising tide of cyber threats targeting the healthcare sector. The cybersecurity community is abuzz in the wake of a devastating ransomware attack on Change Healthcare. U.S. senators, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren, call for greater transparency from the Cybersecurity […]

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Branded Access Offers Work Best When They’re Not Sacrificing Brand Loyalty Over a Short-Term Gain
May 7, 2024

As iconic brands experiment with branded access offers—short-term product rentals—the latest research from the University of Illinois suggests a potential pitfall: these innovative strategies might erode a brand’s perceived exclusivity. This revelation comes when companies grapple with balancing accessibility and maintaining the allure that defines luxury. The study warns that while these offers […]

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Motor Fuels Tax Minute – Episode 46: Stacking Credits
May 7, 2024

In this week’s episode of Motor Fuels Tax Minute, our hosts touch on the stacking credits as it relates to the Inflation Reduction Act.   For information or assistance, contact us. We are here to help. ©2024   Detailed Description of Weaver’s Motor Fuels Tax Minute, Episode 46 00:00:00 Emilda: Welcome to Weaver’s Motor Fuels Tax […]

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3 Crucial Ways AI Can Assist Battery Development
January 22, 2021

Artificial intelligence has been changing how the world works for many years now. From algorithms that optimize production, to voice activated virtual assistants on a smartphone or smart speaker, AI is able to optimize and automate processes to make them more efficient and productive. How can AI improve battery research and development? Here are three […]

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The Genesis of Innovation: The RoseWater Energy Story
October 29, 2020

Once upon a time, Joe Piccirilli, CEO, and Mario Bottero, COO of RoseWater Energy saw an opportunity to invest in home energy solutions. There is a need for a reliable and efficient power conditioner, power backup and surge protector for homes. “Unlike the products we saw out there,” Bottero said, “which was a lot […]

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Why Intelligent Design Is Powering Energy Evolution
September 22, 2020

Joe Piccirilli, Managing Director at RoseWater Energy Group, has always spoken about four pillars of energy design: perfect power quality, protection against lightning, battery backup and renewable integration. Now, he’s added a fifth. “After a few years of dealing with misconceptions about what batteries and renewals are capable of doing, I’ve added a fifth […]

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The Next Generation of Energy: Why Many Consumers Are Waking Up to Their Power Quality Issues
August 11, 2020

A dropped Zoom call here. A brief internet outage there. When millions more Americans were working from their offices, it would’ve gone unnoticed. Now, with so many more working from home because of the coronavirus pandemic, people are waking up to their power quality issues. “We didn’t really notice power quality issues, because we […]

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3 Sources Leading American Electricity Output
September 25, 2019

The United States has moved towards energy independence in recent years, mostly through a boom in oil production in places like west Texas. Diversity among energy sources has also played a major role in this process. Electricity is an example of innovation and diversification of resources in energy in the U.S. In 2018, three major […]

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Why Big Tech Companies are After Big Energy Solutions
January 24, 2019

The big tech companies are not only making big profits—they are also big global users of electricity. To run all of its servers, Google uses about 2.26 million megawatt hours per year. That would be enough energy to run an entire city of 200,000 homes. That is a huge carbon footprint—and a huge electricity bill! […]

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