Artificial intelligence

An AI-powered platform will analyze carbon data for Paris Agreement signatories.

The tech giant’s first geothermal-powered data centers are live in Nevada.

With Japan’s new power market structure in place, Trailstone is betting the time is right for its risk management tools.

The boardroom fiasco at OpenAI raises questions about conflicts of interest – including investments in nuclear fusion.

AutoGrid claims its turnkey virtual power plant model makes it easier to get projects going.

The tech giant's data and climate lead Savannah Goodman says performance tracking and policy are up next.

Amid accelerating data center demands and a transmission rollout that Scott Harden says is unlikely to happen fast enough, innovation is focused behind the meter.

The Danish renewables giant is targeting energy production, maintenance costs, and operational efficiency.

The companies will collaborate on energy storage deployments, to the tune of 10GWh over the next five years.

With a retiring workforce and mountains of data, next generation tools are arriving right on time.

“I don't worry about the tech being good enough,” said Microsoft’s Hanna Grene. “I worry about how we change the way we’re working and approaching these problems.”

The unpredictability of energy demand is throwing a wrench in the Big Three’s ambitious clean energy plans.

In a Thursday hearing, lawmakers asked questions about the energy intensity of data centers and cybersecurity risks.

But it’s a “tension-filled discussion” inside utilities, said Elizabeth Cook of Pittsburgh’s Duquesne Light Company, “because there is an urgency to keep the power on”

David Groarke, of Indigo Advisory Group, said utilities are taking “incremental steps” toward realizing artificial intelligence’s potential

Climate Change AI’s Priya Donti said it’s time to “match our practice to our vision” when it comes to using the technology for the grid.

Optimizing returns on renewables is a key part of accelerating the energy transition, but AI might not be a silver bullet for energy markets.

Artificial intelligence could be transformative for the grid. But taking full advantage would mean a dramatic shift in how utilities do business.

National Grid’s Carlos Nouel said “meaningful applications” of AI for the grid are still a few years out.

A new generation of AI-powered grid-edge technologies will need to avoid the pitfalls that plagued the first wave of advanced metering infrastructure.

The grid is entering its automation era.

Traditional forecasting methods aren’t equipped for the grid of the future, but artificial intelligence might help bridge the gap.

By developing proprietary AI models, the utility is pushing for more rapid adaptations.

The variability of renewables creates new challenges for the grid — but using AI for better weather predictions can help with capacity planning.