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Seven ways utilities are exploring AI for the grid
The grid is entering its automation era.
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Welcome to the smart meter’s second act
A new generation of AI-powered grid-edge technologies will need to avoid the pitfalls that plagued the first wave of advanced metering infrastructure.
Kavya BalaramanOct 16, 2023 -
Avangrid’s unique AI investment signals a turning point
By developing proprietary AI models, the utility is pushing for more rapid adaptations.
Maeve AllsupOct 15, 2023 -
Could AI solve renewable energy’s price prediction problem?
Traditional forecasting methods aren’t equipped for the grid of the future, but artificial intelligence might help bridge the gap.
Maeve AllsupOct 15, 2023 -
Could AI-fueled weather forecasts boost renewable energy production?
The variability of renewables creates new challenges for the grid — but using AI for better weather predictions can help with capacity planning.
Emma WoollacottOct 15, 2023 -
Climate tech startups need strong techno-economic analysis
A good TEA is the unsung linchpin of early-stage climatetech.
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New frontiers of clean energy emerge
This week: a look at how the business of clean energy is evolving. Plus, the battery-recycling boom and Hawaii’s coal gambit.
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As debate over carbon removal swirls, America steps up funding
A U.N. panel has expressed concern that carbon-removal technologies aren’t ready to scale. But the U.S. government is spending big bucks to support the industry.
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How Gridware’s grid monitoring sensors won over a career lineman
The technology monitors vibrations and the electrical field around utility poles, to detect faults and prevent wildfires.
Bianca GiacoboneJul 24, 2026 -
Why energy bills may keep rising, even as utilities join Trump’s AI ratepayer pledge
The White House is taking credit for customer savings. But real change may ultimately be up to states.
Catherine BoudreauJul 23, 2026 -
The multi-billion dollar promise of vehicle-to-grid integration
The Vehicle-Grid Integration Council’s Steve Letendre unpacks the technology’s potential, as well as its hurdles to mass adoption.
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Survey: As community scrutiny grows, data center developers turn to on-site power
While power availability remains the top challenge, 28% cite local opposition as a worsening barrier.
Latitude StudiosJul 22, 2026
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