Jeremiah Karpowicz is the Editorial Director at Commercial UAV News. He focuses on technology, travel, and life, with a particular emphasis on energy policy, renewable energy, and climate change. Jeremiah's insights and expertise have been featured in Geo Week News, WorkBoat, National Fisherman, ProVideo Coalition, and Factor This, among others.
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Jeremiah Karpowicz's coverage is heavily focused on drone technology, laser scanning, and LiDAR within the business & industry and transportation & logistics sectors. His articles include press releases, private sector announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary related to these topics.
Given this focus, Jeremiah would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into advancements or innovations in drone technology, laser scanning, or LiDAR applications within the business and transportation sectors. Industry experts with knowledge of cutting-edge technologies or significant developments could provide valuable contributions to his work.
In addition to innovative products and technologies in these fields of interest (drone tech,laser scanning,LiDAR), he may also be interested in broader trends impacting the commercial use of UAVs - unmanned aerial vehicles - as well as insights into their application within specific industries such as marine expo.
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What does it mean to validate emerging AI technologies in ways that can can transform the entire industry for the better?
Too many cybersecurity teams at utilities are hesitant to engage with AI, and that's dangerous, writes contributor Ian Bramson of Black & Veatch.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
On this episode of the Factor This podcast, Michael Grasso, CEO and founder of GridRails, discusses what it means for consumers to receive instant financial gratification in a digital wallet for adjusting their energy usage in the moment, the importance of shifting the utility paradigm from a penalty-based framework to a real-time incentive model, and much more.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
The Utility Broadband Alliance expanded its membership with organizations like Eversource Energy and Hawaiian Electric to enhance grid communication infrastructure.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
A new era of utility wildfire defense is being defined by a shift from reactive maintenance to proactive risk mitigation.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
ComEd has been able to achieve a bottom-line impact for customers that impact utility affordability thanks to their Voltage Optimization (VO) initiative.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
With the rising cost of just about everything continuing to make headlines across the United States, utility affordability has become and remains a top
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
Utilizing advanced platforms like Firescape, utilities such as PNM are adjusting what it means for them to simultaneously evaluate wildfire risk and consider reliability.
In this episode of the Factor This podcast, Singh details how utility leaders can balance cultural shifts with the economic imperative to maximize underutilized grid capacity and lower customer rates. He breaks down how PG&E processes billions of pieces of data to help predict wildfire risks in advance, and how AI-enabled camera networks can shave critical minutes off emergency response times.
By: Jeremiah Karpowicz
Exactly how different utility teams and project stakeholders are approaching the integration of multiple systems to enable reliability will be a focus of DTECH Reliability & Resiliency, August 25-27, 2026.
