Finally, AI can improve – and potentially revolutionize – energy storage. AI can help integrate energy storage into power grids, predicting when renewable power will be curtailed and supporting energy storage scheduling more broadly.
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Finally, AI can improve – and potentially revolutionize – energy storage. AI can help integrate energy storage into power grids, predicting when renewable power will be curtailed and supporting energy storage scheduling more broadly. [viii] AI can help turn electric vehicles into grid assets, supporting vehicle-to-grid (V2G) programs.
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