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The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) is a specialized outlet focused on solar energy and the broader clean energy transition.
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Comment on How AI Will Revolutionize the Way We Use Electricity by astitva singh (opens the original)
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AI could transform electricity use by making demand forecasting, grid management, energy storage, and renewable integration far more efficient. The real opportunity is using AI to build a smarter, more resilient, and cleaner energy system.
Comment on What Is Really Driving California’s Electricity Bills? by Michael Higdon (opens the original)
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Thanks for your article. Would it be possible to write about the new ‘balcony solar’ that is becoming very popular in Europe? It may be a way in which apartment renters can join in the solar revolution. Thank You
How AI Will Revolutionize the Way We Use Electricity (opens the original)
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The short-term load demands that will be placed on the electrical grid over the next four years will be unprecedented. After several decades of near zero load demand growth, the system is about to see an energy shock akin to the oil crisis of the 1970s. Unprecedented Load Demand Growth In combination, the added load demands on the nation’s grid from the following sources may well see an over 40% growth by 2030. Data centers (+12% – S&P Global Research1) Crypto-currency mining (+3% – Carnegie Mel
Solar Sal and the 200th Anniversary of the Erie Canal (opens the original)
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In the 1800s, many American families were farmers. Think Little House on the Prairie or some other scenario that is vastly different from your current life. Farm work was all about getting the ground ready for seeds, putting seeds in the ground, and hoping to harvest enough for the winter. If you had a mule or a horse, you could access about 10 times the power of a person. That factor of ten made it possible to plow, plant, and harvest more than your family could consume, providing a cash crop.
EVs and the Grid: Supporting Resilience, or Driving Defection? (opens the original)
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In 2000, the National Academy of Engineering named mass electrification and automobility as the first and second greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century.1 Now, a quarter century later, the two are converging through electric vehicles (EVs). However, many developments have been met with resistance. EVs are giant batteries on wheels. They could smooth out the daily and seasonal variations of energy flows on the electric grid, making the grid more reliable and everyone’s electricity c
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