Supergen Network+ in Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy

SuperAIRE's mission is to incubate an Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy research community, supporting the UK's role as a global leader in the digital and intelligent transformation of the renewable energy sector. The research we enable will not only exploit the transformative power of AI across the full range of renewable technologies, but also address common challenges and optimise performance across the sector. It will directly boost the development and deployment of these technologies. SuperAIRE is funded by the UK's Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) through its Supergen Network+ initiative with the aim of establishing a world-leading network connecting academia, industry, and policymakers across the spectrum of AI for renewable energy. SuperAIRE (Supergen Network+ in Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy) is a pioneering initiative funded by EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council). The Supergen programme was set up in 2001 to deliver sustained and coordinated research on **SU**stainable **P**ow**ER** **GEN**eration and supply, focusing on key research areas. SuperAIRE is a new project within the Supergen Network+ programme. It aims to establish a world-leading network connecting academia, industries, and policymakers across the spectrum of artificial intelligence (AI) for renewable energy (RE). This includes generation, storage, transmission/distribution and demand side management. With SuperAIRE, we are committed to: **• Building a world-leading AI+RE research network** that fosters collaboration across disciplines. **• Revolutionising the renewable energy sector** through AI-driven innovation, improving performance and cost-effectiveness. **• Enhancing the UK’s role as a global leader** in intelligent, digital renewable energy solutions. **• Supporting industry, policymakers, and researchers** in addressing energy challenges with cutting-edge AI. **• Engaging and supporting early career researcher (ECR)** and promoting equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in RE and AI sectors