Greennex Insight | August 2025 ⚠️ U.S. Blind Spot: The Grid Is Digital — But Disconnected In the U.S., grid modernization often centers...

Greennex Insight America's Oversight: When Ports Are Just Power Loads From California to New Jersey, U.S. ports are under pressure to decarbonize. Shore power mandates are expanding. Offshore wind is scaling. But something's missing. Despite their massive energy footprints and geographic proximity to high-demand zones, ports remain disconnected from broader grid planning. Charging infrastructure is fragmented. Maritime logistics and clean energy systems operate in silos. And

By Greennex Frontier The Fragmentation Problem Across the United States, the energy grid is becoming more complex — but not necessarily more coordinated. Rooftop solar panels are spreading across suburbs. EV chargers are popping up in garages, malls, and municipal lots. Battery storage is scaling, but often sits idle and unmonetized. And while the infrastructure boom is real, the connective tissue to orchestrate it all remains missing . The result? Utilities are forced to tre

By Greennex Frontier | April 2025 The Pressure’s Building Across the United States, cities are bracing for a future they’re not quite ready for. EVs are coming online faster than substations can handle. Summer heat waves are turning downtown office towers into peak-load threats. And across places like New York, Boston, and San Francisco, battery projects are getting delayed — not for lack of funding, but because there’s simply no safe place to put them. The irony? The U.S. do