Electricity and Water Demand Forecasting demo
Plan for the summer peak before it arrives. 1:15
What the demo shows
A system solution for system operators that forecasts electricity and water demand by hour.
Six agents forecast electricity and water demand together, hour by hour, on the same weather and calendar; heatwave, haze and school-term bands are drawn across both, and a balance check pushes the power result through the plant rules into each reservoir's path. When a power peak would cut the water production a reservoir needs, it shows the shortfall a day ahead and prices the fixes; the lead forecaster publishes and the dispatch shift manager approves.
Transcript
- Electricity and Water Demand Forecasting predicts power and water demand together, hour by hour.
- The same plans make both, so separate forecasts miss the collisions.
- At 9.40, Thursday's forecast jumps to 48.6 degrees.
- Layla reruns both. Six agents read the weather, calendar and plants.
- The heatwave lifts the 3pm peak to a record 10.12 gigawatts.
- And desalination runs short.
- Northgate falls to 34% by midnight.
- Why? A standing rule cuts four desalination trains to free power.
- Three fixes are priced.
- Pre-filling via the North Main saves over $72,000.
- Daniel approves, and Northgate holds at 46% overnight.
- Built on bot mines, agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform. You
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.