Description
In this video, GE Vernova's Kim Park and BNEF's Hayley Lai talk about how the grid edge has become one of the busiest and most complex parts of the power grid, what it takes to make it visible, flexible, and coordinated, and where AI fits in. With most outages happening at the edge of the grid, grid software has moved to the front line of modernization. Utilities can add capacity from the infrastructure they already have, without relying on traditional grid upgrades.
The tools for this include dynamic line rating (DLR), distributed energy resource management systems (DERMS), asset monitoring, and other grid-enhancing technologies (GETs).
Key takeaways:
• How rising volume and complexity are changing the grid edge.
• Grid-enhancing technologies that ease constraints and improve reliability.
• Why end-to-end grid orchestration depends on trusted data integration, accurate grid models, and teams that work together from the edge to the control room.
• Where AI helps utilities today, starting with forecasting and anomaly detection.
• Why AI in grid operations has to be explainable, reliable, and kept within clear limits.
Learn more about GridOS DERMS: https://www.gevernova.com/software/products/gridos/distributed-energy-rerces-management-system
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