IoT in renewable energy generation for conservation of energy using artificial intelligence

Rajawat, Anand Singh; Barhanpurkar, Kanishk; Shaw, Rabindra Nath; Ghosh, Ankush

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-91699-8.00005-x

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“…A single residence can be powered by a smaller unit, while a whole community or island can be powered by a larger unit. After that, optimization techniques are utilised in order to locate the most cost-effective mix of all power generators (both conventional and renewable) and storage capacity [1] that is able to satisfy anticipated demand with the lowest possible degree of risk. The models are required to incorporate not only information about the weather, but also systems for solar power, hydropower, wind power, and battery storage.…”

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Utilization of Renewable energy for Industrial Applications using Quantum Computing

Rajawat

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Goyal

2022

Glo.Jou.Nov.Res.App.Sci

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Even though the energy and utilities industry have trouble integrating new technologies for a long time, the benefits of quantum computing make it worth the trouble. In the past, it has been hard for the utilities industry to use new technology to drive strategic initiatives. But those who do see big improvements in how well they run their businesses. For example, utilities that put a lot of money into digital transformation have the chance to cut their operating costs by about 25%. Quantum computing is a new field of technology that is not as well developed as digital projects, but it is still something that modern renewable energy and utility companies should look into. Quantum computing will give utilities a lot more computing power, which will let them solve business problems that were too hard to try before.

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confidence: 99%