Leveraging AI Technology for Advancements in Wind Power
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https://doi.org/10.61173/cgtf5f77Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, Wind power, Energy productionAbstract
In a world where energy policies are becoming more proactive, and the rapid advancements in AI technology drive market demand, the shift towards energy is expected to peak in the 2030s. As of May 2023, nonrenewable energy sources like fossil fuel-based power generation still contribute to 61.8% of the production, while renewable energy sources make up 38.2%. Although fossil fuels will continue to play a role in our energy mix, renewable energy has potential. This research paper delves into the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on wind power generation. Given the need for energy solutions to combat climate change, this study examines how AI technology can be integrated into the wind power sector. The paper provides an overview of the situation, highlighting challenges and opportunities for AI to enhance wind power generation, particularly in areas such as forecasting and maintenance. As wind power continues to gain importance, embracing AI offers a chance to optimize operations and reshape the energy landscape. Ultimately, this research aims to improve efficiency and expedite the transition towards a future in energy production.
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