India Turns to AI for Grid Reliability as Non-Fossil Capacity Hits 308 GW
India plans to widen the use of artificial intelligence across its power sector, aiming for a grid that is more reliable, resilient and secure, Union Minister of State for Power and New and Renewable Energy Shripad Yesso Naik said on Wednesday.
Naik put total installed generation capacity at 558 GW, of which non-fossil fuel sources supply 308 GW, or around 55%.
In Eleuthera, Works and Family Island Affairs Minister Clay Sweeting said he would keep pushing for steadier electricity supply in his constituency after residents reported repeated outages over the holiday weekend that hit homes and businesses.
Sweeting said the EA Energy project would deliver cleaner, more reliable power and cut reliance on ageing diesel generators.
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