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APTransco’s new model with AI and ML to forecast electricity usage

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In a first in India, APTransco has installed an electricity-forecasting model using () and (ML) to forecast the next day’s electricity consumption. The move will help ‘s State Load Dispatch Centre (SLDC) officials in power and grid management, and control purchase costs.

Google has come forward to support this project, along with assistance from the World Bank. Apart from it, several power-generating companies having power purchase agreements (PPAs) with discoms will also give their availabilities daily.

APTransco, with the help of this day-ahead electricity demand forecasting model, tends to develop more day-ahead forecast models for market prices, solar energy, wind energy, central generating stations surplus and frequency. 

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Further, keeping its aim of minimising the power purchase cost, it is also developing a low-cost electricity dispatch model that will have information on how much electricity should be dispatched every 15 minutes the next day from each generating station.

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