FORECASTING ELECTRICITY DEMAND AND PEAK DEMAND PROJECTION

The suggested Electricity Demand and Peak Load Forecasting System effectively forecasts future periods of peak load and electricity demand by utilizing AI-based models historical data and meteorological variables. Utilities can enhance planning avoid overloads and preserve grid stability by using the processes of data preprocessing feature selection model training and evaluation to ensure accurate and dependable forecasting. While performance testing verifies the efficacy and efficiency of the system in smart energy management graphical user interfaces improve usability. In order to make the system more scalable flexible and appropriate for contemporary smart grid infrastructure future enhancements will incorporate real-time and renewable energy data add predictive cost and fault analysis enable multi-regional forecasting and implement cloud-based deployment with automated model retraining.

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