6 projects
Open Climate Fix, National Energy System Operator (NESO). Running. 1 learning
Open Climate Fix, a nonprofit, built Quartz Solar, which forecasts how much electricity Britain's solar panels will produce. It combines machine learning with live satellite images and weather data, and is now used in the control room...
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Open Climate Fix, Adani Green, Google DeepMind. Pilot. 1 learning
Open Climate Fix and Google DeepMind tested DeepMind's WeatherNext weather models inside Open Climate Fix's wind forecast for India. The forecast is used by Indian state grid operators and by the power producer Adani Green, and the...
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Google DeepMind, Google. . 1 learning
In 2016, DeepMind and Google's data center team trained neural networks on historical sensor readings from a Google data center, then used them to recommend how to run pumps, chillers and cooling towers. In live tests, cooling energy...
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Microsoft. Stopped. 2 learnings
Microsoft sank a sealed data center holding 864 servers on the seafloor off Scotland's Orkney Islands in 2018, powered by the islands' renewable grid, and raised it two years later. Servers failed far less often than in a matching data...
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Electricity Maps. Running
Electricity Maps maintains an open-source collection of programs, written with volunteer contributors, that gather electricity production, imports and exports from official sources around the world. The data shows how much carbon each...
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Rainforest Connection. Running
Rainforest Connection, a nonprofit, places solar-powered listening devices called Guardians in forests. AI picks out the sounds of chainsaws and other threats, such as poaching, and alerts nearby rangers on their phones, and the same...
⚠ Not yet claimed by the project owner or their organization. This information may not be completely accurate.