AI for Renewables: 3 Proven Ways to Maximize Production & Profitability

AI for Renewables
Renewable energy operators face enormous challenges to remain profitable in an increasingly competitive market. Facing tightening margins, operators are looking to extract maximum value by leveraging the flood of data collected from their renewable assets. As grid changes lead to increasing curtailment, forecasting becomes more challenging. And as the global supply chain is constrained, unforeseen equipment failures can lead to a costly and lengthy downtime. Operators leveraging AI have seen an increased performance, reduced costs, and optimal efficiencies.
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The challenges and the future of non-interconnected islands: lessons learnt for other islands and the mainland

Islands that are non-interconnected to the mainland (or to larger grids on other islands) face specific challenges for their decarbonisation that often limit the development of clean energy projects. Intermittency of renewable energies and seasonality due to tourism mean an additional level of complexity when planning and working towards islands independency from fossil fuels. However, the solutions and lessons-learnt from non-interconnected islands are relevant for islands connected to the mainland or (in current times) even to the mainland, with the urge to be independent from fossil fuels as fast as possible.
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Corporate Renewable Energy Buyers’ Principles with WRI

Environmental Intiative

Webinar on corporate renewable energy buyers’ principles hosted by the Minnesota Sustainable Growth Coalition and World Resources Institute.
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New York State Offshore Wind Public Webinar

NYSERDA

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) hosted a public webinar to provide the latest updates on the development of offshore wind in New York State. This webinar covered Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s Green New Deal announcements, including $200 million of investments in port infrastructure and the ramped-up target of developing 9,000 megawatts of offshore wind power by 2035, as well as regional and industry updates, stakeholder engagement activities, and new studies and surveys.
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Heating High Rise: From the Ground Up

Kensa Contracting

Kensa invites social landlords and local authorities to a digital workshop to help build a business case for switching to low carbon heating to protect residents from rising energy bills.
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