We’re living in a time when two powerful forces are reshaping our world, climate change and rapid advances in technology. Faced with rising heat, floods, and extreme weather, governments and businesses are turning to data and artificial intelligence (AI) to find answers.
The future of electricity governance will be shaped by three distinct factors - increased pace of technological innovation, policy adaptation to innovation, and regulatory reforms.
City development plans and transportation plans are often carried out in silos, resulting in fragmented solutions that fail to address the everyday mobility needs of people.
In a country where a failed monsoon can tip millions into distress and a single heatwave can bring cities to a standstill, Artificial intelligence (AI) may well be the climate ally India did not know it needed.
