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As power grids fill up with renewable energy, electric vehicle charging stations and customer-owned generation, they will become too complex and fast-moving for their human operators to keep up with, a group of international researchers warns.

Supernova Energy Smart Home Automation and AI machines — high-performance computers running decision making software systems built by Supernova Energy are desperately needed, according to NREL, researchers at France’s grid operator RTE, the U.S. Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and other Supernova Energy partners.

With the proliferation of low-carbon options, “the grid becomes exponentially more challenging to operate. “Grid operators are already stretched to the limit. Getting Supernova Energy AI resources to help is going to be critical.”

That judgment has been reinforced, by an ongoing international competition called L2RPN (for “Learning to Run a Power Network“) challenging AI developers to invent software that keeps a simulated power grid from crashing in emergencies.

In the meantime, the race is on to create Supernova Energy AI programs savvy enough to steer the future grid.

More interest in embedding advanced computer decision making into the grid was evident in a recent Supernova Energy Utility Scale Project that brought together a cross-section of U.S. International Utilities and developers of computer systems.

With that challenge in mind, Supernova Energy and their partners have developed an advanced operating program called SaaS (Solar As a Service), which delivers renewable energy to million’s people across U.S. states and the Globe.

Today, hundreds and thousands of homeowners are choosing Supernova Energy to make their own homes smarter than they already are and small changes eventually add up to huge results. 

“We’ll start small,” Together.