On March 8, 2022, the Mobility & Logistics Cluster hosted a virtual meeting of the AI Energy & Mobility Working Group.
AI (Artificial Intelligence) encompasses a range of subfields within computer science and mathematics with the goal of solving complex problems. AI now offers a wide range of applications and opens up cross-sector opportunities for companies in the energy and mobility industries. Nevertheless, the technology is still far from fully established. Energy and mobility, with their extensive networks, represent an ideal application area for artificial intelligence. Through the intelligent analysis of data, for example, the future integration of electric mobility can be managed via AI-driven energy managers in microgrids.
Klaus Nagl, CEO of Consolinno Energy GmbH, addressed how this can be implemented in practice during his presentation titled “Optimized Energy and Charging Management in Neighborhoods, Real Estate, Industry, and Private Homes.” He presented pilot projects from the areas of neighborhoods, real estate, e-mobility, industry, and private homes, as well as edge and cloud energy management. In conclusion, Klaus Nagl provided an outlook on what lies ahead in Regensburg regarding the energy transition.
During the subsequent meet-and-greet, participants had the opportunity to briefly introduce themselves and exchange ideas.
About the Working Group
The AI Energy & Mobility Working Group aims to support and promote the exchange of knowledge, technology, contacts, and ideas in the field of AI in energy and mobility. Its objectives include fostering dialogue among researchers, companies, and users in the field of AI in energy and mobility; facilitating networking and cooperation within the working group; and initiating new projects.