Utah finds itself at a pivotal juncture regarding the stability of its electrical supply. The ongoing discourse about the future of the Intermountain Power Plant is merely an indication of a more profound issue. As voiced by Steve Handy from The Western Way in Utah, there's a critical concern
The expected surge in US electricity demand by 2040, largely due to the proliferation of electric vehicles (EVs) and increased digital connectivity, is set to pose significant challenges to the existing power grid. With the current system primarily centralized and reliant on aging infrastructure,
The U.S. Department of Energy's recent release of the "Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Innovative Grid Deployment" report signals a pivotal shift in strategies aimed at bolstering the efficiency and capacity of the nation's power grid. As part of the Liftoff series that
The Imperative for Advanced Maintenance in the Energy Sector In an effort to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer vision for the maintenance of power infrastructure, the energy sector is actively seeking innovative technologies to ensure reliability and safety. AI-driven
The Data Center Gold Rush and Electricity Demand The AI-Induced Power Surge AI technologies' thirst for data is accelerating the buildup of data centers—key hubs for AI processing, albeit with a hefty energy bill. The power behind AI is burgeoning, doubling rapidly and causing a parallel surge
The remarkable journey of the Industry 4.0 market is characterized by revolutionary integration of cutting-edge technologies within the manufacturing industry. This innovative fusion is reshaping the way industrial operations function, ushering in a new era of efficiency and productivity. As
