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A smarter energy use through quantum optimisation

To reduce emissions and meet the challenges renewable energy sources impose on the energy grid, we explored methods to align demand and renewable supply through targeted incentives. Our results have been published in IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering, a scientific peer-reviewed journal.

#Demand response
#Quantum algorithms
#Grid efficiency

Quantum Impact on Energy Management

Integrating quantum technology into demand response provides a powerful tool to synchronise energy use with renewable generation, helping to balance grids and reduce environmental impact.

Advancing energy systems with quantum innovation

The future of sustainable energy hinges on our ability to manage resources intelligently and adaptively. Quantum computing is transforming this space by providing solutions to previously unsolvable optimisation challenges. As renewable energy sources become more prevalent, the task of balancing supply and demand grows increasingly complex and crucial.

Quantum algorithms enable more precise demand response mechanisms, adjusting energy use patterns to align with renewable energy availability. This leads to improved grid efficiency, reduced emissions, and a substantial contribution to global decarbonisation efforts. The potential of quantum technology to transform energy management marks a critical step toward achieving a greener and more reliable energy future.

Integrating QUBO and classical techniques for energy efficiency

Hybrid quantum-classical optimisation, as detailed in the study published in IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering, addresses the complex Discount Scheduling Problem (DSP) in energy management by integrating quantum methods, such as quantum-annealing solutions to quadratic unconstrained binary optimisation (QUBO) problems, with classical decomposition strategies. This approach ensures a more equitable and efficient allocation of consumption incentives, aligning energy use with renewable generation while maintaining grid stability. The findings illustrate the potential of these advanced optimisation techniques to improve demand-side response, paving the way for more sustainable energy systems. By leveraging these innovations, the energy sector can make significant strides toward reducing carbon emissions and enhancing grid resilience, demonstrating a practical application of quantum advancements in real-world scenarios.

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