US Edition[Opinion] The AI consumption and optimisation paradox - Energy Magazine
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OPINION. In 2024, decarbonised energies exceed 40% of electricity production, while oil falls below 30% of total consumption. However, CO2 emissions continue to rise. This contradiction underlines a central issue: the growth of global demand for electricity. The AIA, both a source of consumption (via data centers) and a lever for optimisation, could become a key player. By Oliver Sartor, Chief Economist at Voltalis (*)
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