IEA puts existing grids at the centre of the electricity buildout
Digital tools can release capacity sooner than new lines, but the opportunity depends on the network and its operating conditions.
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View originalModernising Grids in the Age of Electricity
Digitalisation, grid-enhancing technologies and AI for making better use of electricity networks. Distinguishes system-wide potential from network-specific operating limits.
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