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Electrification, the transition to electric-powered systems, offers multiple advantages across various sectors, facilitating grid evolution. It has predominantly evolved in areas such as distributed energy resources, e-mobility (covering land, sea, and space vehicles), smart houses, smart appliances, mining electrification, and the expanding needs of data centers. Initial stages of adoption have been achieved in these domains. Driven by technological readiness, economic considerations, and changing policy landscapes, this shift demands a comprehensive, layered strategy to optimize efficiency, emissions, cost, and accuracy. Advances in battery technologies, grid improvements, and renewable energy, combined with strategic frameworks, enable effective electrification adoption in these critical areas, highlighting societal and sustainable growth benefits.
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