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AI and Smart Grids Key to Affordable Power
Experts at SGSITS say using AI and smart grids can make electricity cheaper and more reliable.
They talked about this at a four-day event.
They said old ways of managing power aren't good enough for solar and wind energy.
Young engineers need to learn new tools to balance supply and demand.
The event had scholars, teachers, and students discussing power distribution challenges.
AI and smart grids are crucial for affordable and reliable electricity in India's transition to renewable energy.
Traditional power dispatch methods are insufficient for managing fluctuating solar and wind supply.
Young engineers need to adopt data-driven optimization tools for efficient power management.
A four-day lecture series on modern energy management was held at SGSITS in Indore.
The event was organized by SGSITS director Neetesh Purohit and coordinated by faculty members.
- Who
- Technical experts at SGSITS
- What
- Integration of AI and smart grids in power distribution
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- When
- July 17
- Why
- To ensure affordable and reliable electricity as India transitions to renewable energy
Traditional Power Dispatch Methods
AI and Smart Grids
Efficiency in Power Distribution
Traditional Power Dispatch Methods
Traditional methods are less efficient in managing fluctuating renewable energy sources.
AI and Smart Grids
AI and smart grids optimize supply and demand for better efficiency.
Cost of Implementation
Traditional Power Dispatch Methods
Traditional methods are cost-effective and well-established.
AI and Smart Grids
AI and smart grids require initial investment but offer long-term cost savings.
Key facts
- Event
- Four-day lecture series on modern energy management
- Date
- July 17
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Organizer
- Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS)
- Key Speaker
- RS Tare, Electrical Engineering Academician
- Department Head
- Shailendra Kumar Sharma
- Director
- Neetesh Purohit
Quotes
Shailendra Kumar Sharma
Head of the electrical engineering department at SGSITS
“"Traditional power dispatch methods are no longer sufficient for grids managing fluctuating solar and wind supply."”
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“"Electrical engineering is undergoing a rapid shift driven by smart grids, renewable energy, and digital tools."”
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Sources
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