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Mohammadamin AhmadfardThe Conversation |
AI-powered systems can help manage energy grids, building temperatures and predict weather to store and use energy more efficiently.
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Storing the sun’s energy underground could help keep Canada’s roads ice-free in the winter months as a safer and cheaper alternative to plows and...
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