Grid edge

The utility’s VP of corporate development said hyperscalers may be the “secret sauce” for de-risking emerging technologies.

The shift toward websites and mobile apps is pushing more difficult customer problems to the call centers.

EPRI's take on what GETs needs to get off the ground — and why pilots are too slow

On our last episode of The Carbon Copy, we bring back old friends to discuss some leading storylines in clean energy deployment.

The most perilous path forward is in failing to test AI’s ability to improve grid operations, particularly at the grid edge.

The National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration is supporting improved forecasting and climate resiliency efforts.

As demand for compute balloons, the AI infrastructure company Crusoe will soon be offering an intermittent processing option.

To use the new wave of smart meters to its full potential, Mike Phillips said, utilities need to invest in the right architecture.

The commission’s routine multi-year process is at odds with the industry’s widespread calls for urgency.

But VC Sila Kiliccote says an inflection point on the tech's use in utilities is coming nonetheless.

As utilities prepare to replace their smart meters, are they investing in the right technology?

CTO Scott Harden on the one question customers keep asking as they balance rising demand with decarbonization targets

Utility wildfire mitigation plans aren’t enough.

The first step for utilities deploying artificial intelligence? Ditch the spreadsheets.

For the utility, the jump to a distributed system is rife with technical complication.