Stadtwerk am See Partners with HTWG Konstanz on AI-based Low Voltage Controllers
Stadtwerk am See has partnered with HTWG Konstanz, the Fraunhofer Institute, and the International Solar Energy Research Center to develop AI-based low voltage controllers aimed at optimizing grid management in Friedrichshafen. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance system efficiency and prevent grid congestion as Germany prepares for a significant increase in electric vehicles and solar capacity by 2045. The project highlights the growing need for intelligent solutions in managing renewable energy sources and aligns with the European Commission's call for substantial investments in grid digitalization by 2030.
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Stadtwerk am See partnered with HTWG Konstanz, Fraunhofer Institute, and the International Solar Energy Research Center to develop AI-based low voltage controllers. The project utilized data from Friedrichshafen to optimize grid management.
AI aims to enhance system efficiency and prevent grid congestion. The Smart Grids Platform Baden-Württemberg showcased AI in grid operation, emphasizing the need for intelligence in managing renewable energy sources.
By 2045, Germany anticipates 35 million electric vehicles and over 400 GW of solar capacity, necessitating advanced grid management. Research indicates current load profiles do not reflect new consumption patterns, prompting calls for AI-generated profiles.
Netze BW uses AI for installation support, and the European Commission suggests €170 billion investments in grid digitalization by 2030. EM-Power Europe 2025 will focus on AI and digitalization in the energy sector.
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