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Daily Energy Insider
Published on February 10, 2021 by Hil Anderson
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The utility industry continues to come up with new, sometime futuristic, ideas for improving the performance and resiliency of the electric grid, and it is up to state regulators to decide which ones are performing as advertised, panelists said at the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Winter Policy Summit.
A new generation of software and hardware has been deployed in recent years by utilities amid a new urgency to increase the ability of the grid to withstand and recover from stresses as old as the weather and as modern as international computer hackers. Artificial intelligence (AI) and drones are taking on the task of inspecting transmission lines while home smart meters have the potential to tip off operations to localized outages before their customers have a chance to report it. ....

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