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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) - Digital Integration for Grid Interconnection Tools, Analysis, and Logic (digital) the Objective of the Digital Project Is to Accelerate the Clean Energy Transition and the Required Grid Investments by Reducing the Time It Takes to Review, Approve, and Commission New Generation Interconnections Across the United States. the Recipient Will Create a Replicable, Extensible, and Scalable Software Platform. Platform Expansion Will Enable Real-time Integration, Multiply Stakeholder Access, Collaboration, and Task Ownership Through the Interconnection Process. the Recipient Will Develop and Utilize Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (ai/ml) Capabilities to Ensure Efficient Grid Investment & Infrastructure Build.
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$49.5 Million
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