AI tech trial 'significantly reduces' gas grid methane leakage

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SGN and Utonomy claim results of their joint trial could mark 'major step' towards building smarter gas network on path to net zero

Advanced pressure control technology and artificial intelligence (AI) could help "significantly reduce" methane emissions from Britain's gas grid, the results of a recent trial suggest. Energy network...

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