How utilities are working to meet AI data centers’ voracious appetite for electricity
Heavy demand is stressing local power grids and forcing utilities to scramble to provide enough energy.
Heavy demand is stressing local power grids and forcing utilities to scramble to provide enough energy.
A recent RenewJax survey found more than half of respondents support increasing investments in renewable energy.
As extreme weather batters our power grids, digital solutions can empower utilities to build a more resilient system.
The US solar market is projected to triple in size over the next decade, with Florida leading the charge.
As climate change generates more frequent and intense heat waves, many utilities are increasingly relying on peaker plants.
An FAU study found differences in restoration rates between urban and rural areas, disadvantaged and affluent communities.
This outage trend will likely continue as climate change intensifies, bringing more frequent extreme weather to an aging grid.
The US needs more low-emissions electricity to slow climate change, so curtailment isn’t a sound long-term strategy.
Increasingly severe weather, the ongoing energy transition and growing electricity demand mean we must transform our aging grid
An interdisciplinary team of FIU researchers will use machine learning, AI to develop novel solutions for infrastructure resilience.
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