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ERCOT Heat Wave Is No Sweat for AI-Powered DERMS

AutoGrid

With this comes a surge in electricity use, mostly from cooling systems. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is predicting a historic demand of over 80,000 MW , putting immense pressure on the state’s power grid. Texas heat waves often result in slim reserve margins, where supply barely meets demand.

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3 Ways IoT can help reduce carbon emissions

Smart Energy International

Consumers, businesses, and government organisations can use IoT monitoring systems to improve the energy efficiency of everything from individual homes to entire cities – potentially helping to slash carbon emissions. Smart home technology helps consumers go green.

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EV charger installation expert: Residential V2X could have a great future

Charged

Bidirectional charging and the vehicle-to-home and vehicle-to-grid applications it enables (collectively known as V2X) have the potential to turbocharge the EV industry, both by providing valuable features for drivers and by making EVs into an asset for the electrical grid. The other one is connected to the whole-home backup.”

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Control system enables grid flexibility by turning homes smart

Smart Energy International

Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have developed a control system to enable homes to provide flexibility to the grid. In the US the system could benefit an estimated 120 million homes. In return for helping the grid, households must receive an incentive, such as a more favourable electricity rate.”.

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LineVision Delivers Unprecedented Insight into the Electric Grid

Greentown Labs

“Almost all lines today are not monitored,” explains Hudson Gilmer, CEO and co-founder of LineVision. It’s kind of a crazy situation that in an age of sensors and IoT we don’t monitor the backbone of the electric grid. One of the main benefits of monitoring is increased safety. Located in Somerville, Mass.,

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Subterra to augment StoneTurn’s professional services with geothermal options

ThinkGeoEnergy

Global professional services firm StoneTurn has augmented its Energy Transition and Net Zero offerings through a new collaboration with Subterra Renewables (Subterra), a North America-based geothermal energy provider that offers clean energy solutions to large-scale developers.

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SDG&E unveils innovative microgrids in grid resilience bid

Smart Energy International

Californian utility San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) has unveiled four new microgrids with advanced remote operation capabilities and safety technologies to help enhance grid reliability.