Google thinks AI can untangle the electrical grid’s bureaucracy
- Google and PJM Interconnection announced a partnership on Thursday to deploy AI tools by 2025.
- Rising electricity demand and long wait times for grid connections spurred the AI initiative.
- Google, Tapestry, and PJM will collaborate to manage connection queues using AI models and tools.
- PJM's Aftab Khan stated they are leveraging advanced tools to cut New Service Request completion times.
- The initiative aims to accelerate energy capacity, improve efficiency, and integrate diverse energy sources for 67 million people.
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Google AI Tools to Optimize Connections to Biggest U.S. Grid
Google announced on Thursday an agreement with PJM Interconnection, the largest grid operator in North America, to deploy a new set of AI tools and models to manage and optimize interconnecting power generation to the PJM electric grid. Google, Alphabet-incubated moonshot Tapestry, and PJM are collaborating for the intelligent management of connection queues to the PJM electrical grid, which spans the District of Columbia and 13 states across mu…
PJM Partners with Google and Tapestry to Revolutionize Grid Interconnection with AI
VALLEY FORGE, PA — PJM announced a groundbreaking partnership with Google and Tapestry to incorporate AI-driven tools aimed at revolutionizing the process of connecting new generation resources to the nation’s largest electrical grid. This multiyear collaboration seeks to accelerate interconnection processing times to meet the growing demand within PJM’s 13-state service area and Washington, D.C. The initiative, powered by Google Cloud and Googl…
Canada Has Answer to Energy Needs in AI Race, Ex-Google CEO Says -DellyRanks - DellyRanks
(Bloomberg) — Canada’s abundant hydroelectricity offers the best way to power booming artificial intelligence servers and win the global AI race — if the country is able to cooperate with the US amid a trade war with President Donald Trump, according to former Google chief Eric Schmidt. “There’s a real limit in energy,” Schmidt told the TED conference in Vancouver on Friday, citing an estimate that the US industry will need 90 additional gigawa…
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