Qu'est-ce que le Global Digital Power Forum ?

L’essor de l’intelligence artificielle pose un défi de plus en plus visible : son appétit énergétique. Les modèles d’IA nécessitent d’énormes quantités de calculs informatiques, et ces calculs demandent à la fois de l’électricité pour alimenter les serveurs… et encore plus d’éner ...  Show more

L’essor de l’intelligence artificielle pose un défi énergétique majeur. Selon l’Agence internationale de l’énergie, les centres de données devraient consommer entre 2 et 3 % de l’électricité mondiale dès 2026, soit environ 500 térawattheures par an. Pour donner un ordre de grande ...  Show more

After 30 years of R&D and commercial proof, hundreds of billions in institutional dollars are pouring into now-conventional tech like wind, solar and batteries.  

But there’s a whole class of technologies that are ready to scale. And investors who are incre ...

Alternative sources of power are moving into the spotlight.

As the share of dispatchable power in our electricity system declines, with coal-fired plants giving way to variable wind and solar, maintaining reliable supplies to keep the lights on becomes more complex. Inve ...

COP26 is under way in Glasgow. It has been billed as the “last best hope for the world to get its act together” on climate change, but what is the real significance of the talks?

Host Ed Crooks is joined by new regular co-host of the Energy Gang Melissa Lott, Director o ...

The excitement around ChatGPT and other large language models has put AI firmly in the spotlight in recent months. Public perception is that we’re entering a new age of AI; it is a brand-new technology that promises to change our lives. In the world of energy, though, AI is no ...