Microsoft and Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) announces a new predictive power policy tool

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Advanced Energy Economy is a national association of businesses that are making the energy in the US. It encompasses a broad range of products and services that constitute the best available technologies for meeting energy needs today and tomorrow. Today, Microsoft and the business group Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) announced a new predictive policy tool to support legislative advocacy in energy. This tool is powered by Azure cloud-computing services and machine learning, AEEโ€™s PowerSuite online bill-tracking platform will now enable AEE member companies and state partner organizations to leverage data and analytics in new ways.

โ€œThis is breakthrough technology for legislative advocacy that moves us to a future of secure, clean, affordable energy,โ€ said Graham Richard, CEO at Advanced Energy Economy. โ€œBy combining Microsoftโ€™s cutting-edge Azure machine learning with AEEโ€™s PowerSuite tool and top-notch state legislative staff and partners, we are now more empowered to monitor and engage on advanced energy issues and policy. This strengthens our ability to impact policy.โ€

โ€œWe believe technology can play an important role in accelerating access to renewable energy,โ€ said Rob Bernard, chief environmental strategist at Microsoft. โ€œTools like PowerSuite provide valuable information and insights that are necessary to advance public policy that expands access to, and the affordability of, advanced energy.โ€

AEE is making the new PowerSuite forecasting tool available to member companies and state partners starting today. It will be offered to non-AEE member PowerSuite paid subscribers at a later date.

Read more about it here.

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