DOE Unveils Resource Hub for Distributed Energy Sector

Eager to support public and private sector organizations focused on meeting the nation’s rapidly growing demand for distributed energy services, the Dept. of Energy (DOE) has released a list of tools and services the agency will make available facilitate their efforts.

With an eye on clean energy production for the massively expanding AI industry, the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board has released its report, ‘Powering AI and Data Center Infrastructure.”

The report includes 16 recommendations detailing ways DOE can support industry’s response to growing demands for reliable, safe, affordable and sustainable power. Among other things, the reports takes into account using AI for modeling power dynamics, the need for operational flexibility in data center and utility operations, and innovating generation and storage technologies.

“A nation powered by clean energy is a goal being brought into reality by the Biden-Harris administration as the country achieves a manufacturing boom not seen in decades and expands new industries, like data centers and AI,” said Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm. “Today we are generating record amounts of carbon-free power – with more projected as the Investing in America agenda comes into full swing….”

Resources included in DOE’s Electricity Demand Growth Hub:

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