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The article explains virtual power plants, which are networks of smart home devices controlled by utilities to manage electricity demand, and provides guidance on how to sign up for such programs to save on energy bills.
This paper investigates how adversarial data modifications to electricity price forecasts can impact industrial demand response, finding that while attacks can erode profits, limited perturbations preserve most of the financial benefit.
Voltus is setting up a virtual power plant that aggregates customer devices like EVs and smart thermostats to provide grid flexibility for data centers, with Google as the first named customer. The program aims to help meet energy demand during peak times, addressing a key challenge for AI-driven data center growth.