Energy deregulation blew the doors off the old monopoly model, turning a rigid system into a competitive arena where renewables, innovation, and consumer choice thrive. But with big gains come big controversies—and the debate is far from settled.
Why manage ten contracts when one will do? EPC agreements offer a turnkey path to building renewable energy projects—streamlined, efficient, and results-driven. Here's how they work, why they matter, and what to watch out for.
Electrical resistance isn’t just a nuisance—it’s a force that shapes every circuit, every spark, every surge of power. It slows electrons, sure, but it also protects, directs, and transforms. From heating your coffee to lighting entire cities, resistance is the silent architect behind how energy flows. In this post, we explore how resistance works, what factors influence it, and how it quietly balances power and precision in our electrified world.
Cogeneration—aka Combined Heat and Power—makes electricity and useful heat from the same fuel. It’s smart, efficient, and surprisingly underused. Let’s explore how it works, why it matters, and what’s standing in its way.