Energies, Vol. 18, Pages 5138: The Impact of Novel Artificial Intelligence Methods on Energy Productivity, Industrial Transformation and Digitalization Within the Framework of Energy Economics, Efficiency and Sustainability

Energies, Vol. 18, Pages 5138: The Impact of Novel Artificial Intelligence Methods on Energy Productivity, Industrial Transformation and Digitalization Within the Framework of Energy Economics, Efficiency and Sustainability

Energies doi: 10.3390/en18195138

Authors:
Izabela Rojek
Dariusz MikoĊ‚ajewski
Piotr Prokopowicz

This review examines the transformative impact of innovative artificial intelligence (AI) methods on energy productivity, industrial transformation, and digitalization in the context of energy economics, energy efficiency, and sustainability. AI-based tools are revolutionizing energy systems by optimizing production, reducing waste, and enabling predictive maintenance in industrial processes. Integrating AI increases operational efficiency across various sectors, significantly contributing to energy savings and cost reductions. Using deep learning (DL), machine learning (ML), and generative AI (genAI), companies can model complex energy consumption patterns and identify efficiency gaps in real time. Furthermore, AI supports the renewable energy transition by improving grid management, forecasting, and smart distribution. The review highlights how AI-assisted digitalization fosters smart production, resource allocation, and decarbonization strategies. Economic analyses indicate that AI implementation correlates with improved energy intensity indicators and long-term sustainability benefits. However, challenges such as data privacy, algorithm transparency, and infrastructure investment remain key barriers. This article synthesizes current literature and case studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of AI’s evolving role in transforming energy-intensive industries. These findings highlight AI’s crucial contribution to sustainable economic development through improved energy efficiency and digital innovation.

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