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AI Explainability and Governance in Smart Energy Systems
Pushpalatha Naveenkumar
The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2026
Artificial intelligence may have the potential to deliver more efficient, reliable and sustainable energy systems, particularly by helping to manage the complexity of distributed generation and demand-side management. However, stakeholders expect interpretability and explainability, and AI tools must also be transparent, secure and trustworthy. Explainable AI (XAI) models are intended to make AI algorithms more transparent and understandable without reducing their performance and efficiency.
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After Oil
Imre Szeman
West Virginia University Press, 2016
After Oil explores the social, cultural and political changes needed to make possible a full-scale transition from fossil fuels to new forms of energy. Written collectively by participants in the first After Oil School, After Oil explains why the adoption of renewable, ecologically sustainable energy sources is only the first step of energy transition.
Energy plays a critical role in determining the shape, form and character of our daily existence, which is why a genuine shift in our energy usage demands a wholesale transformation of the petrocultures in which we live. After Oil provides readers with the resources to make this happen.
Energy plays a critical role in determining the shape, form and character of our daily existence, which is why a genuine shift in our energy usage demands a wholesale transformation of the petrocultures in which we live. After Oil provides readers with the resources to make this happen.
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