Two new computer models aim to reduce the impacts of severe weather in Puerto Rico, one by predicting next-day energy demand as a storm approaches, the other by identifying critical power lines to...

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Two new computer models aim to reduce the impacts of severe weather in Puerto Rico, one by predicting next-day energy demand as a storm approaches, the other by identifying critical power lines to...

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Princeton Engineering - Helping energy systems weather the storm

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Princeton engineers used Hurricane Fiona data to model blackout risks and boost Puerto Rico’s grid resilience amid rising climate and renewable energy challenges.

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The original was posted on /r/science by /u/PrincetonEngineers on 2025-06-20 20:27:10+00:00.

Original Title: Two new computer models aim to reduce the impacts of severe weather in Puerto Rico, one by predicting next-day energy demand as a storm approaches, the other by identifying critical power lines to prevent total blackouts [PNAS, Nature Communications]

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