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Effectively harnessing AI can be a game-changer for SA’s energy ecosystem and green transition. Picture: 123RF
At the Wesgro inaugural Business Outlook conference the urgency of finding solutions to the pressing energy challenges took centre stage, with a clear focus on harnessing green alternatives and using new technologies. SA can draw valuable lessons from these nations and leverage AI to ensure that no community is left in the dark. Our energy challenge mostly centres on demand management. As the population grows, electricity demand is poised to surge further.
A resilient energy infrastructure relies on a robust and adaptable grid. AI can optimise grid operations and maintenance, detecting faults, and scheduling pre-emptive maintenance to enhance reliability. AI also enables real-time grid balancing, integrating renewable sources for uninterrupted electricity supply.
During the Wesgro Business Outlook conference, Kadri Nassiep, City of Cape Town executive director for energy, emphasised their pursuit of solutions to maintain essential services for commercial customers during the day while ensuring residential customers’ basic needs are protected.
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