This summer, extreme weather put America’s electric grid to the test. With temperatures reaching well over 100 degrees across the United States, some regions saw the highest-ever summer peak in electric power demand as Americans cranked up their air conditioning. These spikes are testing a grid that was built for a different era. More than 70% of the nation’s power lines and transformers are over 25 years old with many nearing the end of their functional life.Fortunately, grid operators have tools to manage grid stress that they didn’t have in the past. To help prevent power outages, utilities should be deploying artificial intelligence tools to analyze power supply and improve efficiency without placing additional pressures on the grid. What is your take on AI adoption on Grids ?
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