The future of energy: forecasting the weather?
NextEra:utilizing machine learning to increase reliability and integrate renewables into the grid
wind power
Iberdrola, machine learning and the future of offshore wind
Offshore wind turbines offer tremendous potential for renewable energy, but are still not as competitive as other low-carbon technologies. Iberdrola, global leader in power generation and one of the largest wind power producers, looks at machine learning solutions to decrease maintenance costs and make offshore wind more affordable.
Using Machine Learning to Make Better Decisions in the Wind Power Industry
Can machine learning offer an opportunity to reduce the uncertainty in evaluating wind power projects? What is the future of artificial intelligence in the energy industry?
Profits Starting To Wind Down: A Setback for Wind Turbines?
Cost reductions in wind power are shrinking profits for wind turbine manufacturers.
Siemens’ choice on Brexit Island
The UK’s decision to leave the European Union threatens its clean energy plans. Siemens, the largest UK wind turbine manufacturer, faces a difficult decision: to what extent should it de-link its European and UK wind supply chains?
Digitalization in the Brazilian Energy Sector: Time for Disruption?
With the forthcoming digital disruption in the Energy Sector, ONS, Brazil's Electric System Operator, faces a critical decision regarding its future operation model.
PG&E: A Journey in Smart Grid Design
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company seeks a way to revise its century-old business and operating model to meet the demands of modern customers in a rapidly changing energy landscape.
For NextEra, North Dakota Wind is the New Fracking
Renewable wind energy has been an unsung hero in North Dakota's energy growth over the past decade. Can NextEra Energy Resources lead North Dakota market share in the highly competitive wind space?
Let’s Go Fly a Kite – SkySails and Climate Change
Sailing towards sustainability: how one company is using kites to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the high seas