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To accommodate the electrification of transportation and buildings, along with the insatiable appetite of data centers and electric vehicles, grid capacity must expand dramatically in the near future—at a same time when the cost of renewables is dropping precipitously. To address the energy transition, utilities will need to anticipate demand, balancing load across intelligent infrastructure as energy customers consume (and in some cases generate) power. They'll need the insight to engage consumers with sophisticated demand response programs, potentially even drawing from customer-owned storage to help deliver power to their neighbors during peak demand times. And as EVs grow more prevalent, utilities will need to be able to predict when and where demand from charging points will spike, and then respond accordingly.
