This research design AI-driven control systems for solar and wind energy, revealing a 25% boost in efficiency.
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with renewable energy technologies is transforming sustainable power generation by improving control, efficiency, and adaptive decision-making. Traditional solar tracking and wind turbine systems, however, rely on static control algorithms that struggle to adapt to real-time environmental changes like cloud cover, shading, variable sunlight, and fluctuating wind patterns, leading to inefficiencies in energy harvesting. This study aims to design AI-enhanced control mechanisms for solar and wind systems to optimize energy yield and minimize maintenance costs. The methodology integrates machine learning (ML), deep reinforcement learning (DRL), and computer vision into solar and wind equipment control systems. For solar systems, real-time data from IoT sensors dynamically adjusts panel orientation, and predictive analytics forecast solar irradiation trends for proactive positioning. Whereas fuzzy logic controllers adjust performance reinforcement learning optimizes blade pitch and yaw in wind turbines according to wind conditions. A comparative analysis reveals that AI-driven systems have lower operating costs and a 25% increase in energy output. The results show how AI-powered wind turbine and solar tracking systems can adapt to changes in the environment increasing dependability and energy efficiency. This study establishes the groundwork for future developments in edge computing blockchain and hybrid AI models for decentralized energy distribution.
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