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The national energy conversation today focuses on the increasing need for energy load to meet the needs of the artificial intelligence race. However, the nation's energy grid, which is increasingly more complex with the integration of renewable resources, also stands to benefit from the use of AI-powered automation and other advanced tools. These tools bring benefits such as improved load forecasting, ability to make the interconnection process more predictable, mitigation of grid disruptions and more. Join this three-hour Forum and workshop, facilitated by national advanced energy business association Advanced Energy United to learn about technology solutions and contribute to a solutions-oriented discussion about the policy and regulatory mechanisms needed to ensure that utilities can take advantage of such tools.
In Partnership with Advanced Energy United
Speakers
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Generative AI is revolutionizing the energy sector far beyond customer chatbots, offering transformative tools for optimizing operations, managing grid complexity and accelerating clean energy adoptio …
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As major energy users, data centers can provide large-scale flexibility to help utilities manage peak-demand and provide other valuable grid services. This panel discussion will explore strategies for …
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The rapid growth of data centers presents new challenges for utilities striving to maintain grid reliability. AI-based load forecasting tools are transforming how utilities predict data center energy …
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Hyperscalers are coming, and they’re hungry. The rapid expansion of data centers is not just a challenge—it’s a tidal wave, surging toward utilities, grid operators, and developers alike. The big ques …
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Utilities face growing pressures to modernize the grid, but budgetary constraints, rapid load growth from technologies like AI, and competing priorities make it critical for utility leaders to direct …
