artificial intelligence

A new zero-emissions water taxi project will benefit from the funding announced by BEIS

The research plans to expand use of technology to find solutions to challenges including Covid-19

Optimal Monitoring, an award-winning specialist in utility monitoring, has launched a unique offer to help businesses minimise empty building energy spend during the Coronavirus outbreak.

Projects include using AI to develop more efficient food supply chains and an AI-based thermal imaging service to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from households

R&B’s energy management systems are designed to predict, control and improve a building’s energy use

The software will be used in the real-time management of the network and forward planning when assessing the impact of new connections across the system

Optimal Monitoring and its ground-breaking artificial intelligence energy management solution, EMMA AI, has won the Wright Commission Award as voted by the Retail Energy Forum.

They discussed using AI on improving grid resilience, increasing energy exploration and environmental sustainability

In this case, a question of great interest will be: how will these AI systems interact with their end users in the energy management field?

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