Alfred University and Ranial Systems Collaborate on AI for Battery Storage and Microgrid Control
Alfred University and Ranial Systems Inc. are developing an AI-assisted controller for battery storage and microgrids, funded by New Energy New York. The project began in late June and will receive $65,000, aiming for completion in November.
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Alfred University, in collaboration with Ranial Systems Inc., is developing a controller utilizing artificial intelligence for grid-scale battery storage and microgrid systems. This initiative is part of a larger funding allocation of $315,000 through New Energy New York's Technical Assistance Program, with the Alfred-Ranial project receiving $65,000.
The project is anticipated to be finalized by November. The partnership aims to bridge academic research and practical industrial applications, promoting the development of the next generation of engineers and enhancing New York's clean energy objectives. This could significantly influence the state's energy infrastructure resilience and operational efficiency.
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