Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 10299 - 10299
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
In
this
paper,
we
examine
the
role
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
sovereignty
and
carbon
neutrality,
emphasizing
digital
inclusion
climate-resilient
AI
strategies
for
emerging
markets.
Considering
previous
studies
on
neutrality
climate
research
along
with
technology
policy
frameworks
as
a
guide,
paper
undertakes
Partial
Least
Squares
Structural
Equation
Modelling
(PLS-SEM)
outcomes.
At
same
time,
fuzzy-set
Qualitative
Comparative
Analysis
(fsQCA)
is
used
to
reveal
different
configurations
leading
achieving
resilience.
The
model
covers
various
aspects
AI-enabled
policy,
including
adoption,
frameworks,
literacy,
public
engagement.
Survey
data
were
collected
from
key
stakeholders
sectors,
local
communities
using
structured
survey
understand
their
attitudes
towards
negative
emissions
technologies
prominent
experts
countries
like
Vietnam,
Italy,
Malaysia,
Greece.
PLS-SEM
results
importance
developing
critical
strategic
dimension
(Data
analytics
capability
support).
Some
fsQCA
findings
present
heterogeneous
outcomes,
highlighting
complex
combinations
inclusion,
resilience
which
are
industry-specific.
This
study
would
further
enrich
literature
concerning
by
exploring
AI,
interactions.
Theoretically,
practical
enriching
suggestions
future
derived
help
infuse
sustainable
actions.
Financial Innovation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Abstract
High
costs,
technical
difficulties,
and
policy
uncertainties
are
the
main
challenges
in
carbon
capture
technology
investments.
Therefore,
innovative
financial
products
required
to
develop
projects
that
overcome
these
difficulties.
Some
issues
must
be
considered
when
developing
products.
An
important
problem
this
process
is
features
cannot
possibly
exist
together
new
product,
because
each
of
incurs
some
costs.
identifying
most
necessary.
Accordingly,
study
develops
a
product
increase
effectiveness
investments
technologies.
For
purpose,
novel
artificial
intelligence
(AI)-based
fuzzy
decision-making
model
constructed.
First,
weights
experts
were
calculated
by
considering
AI
methodology.
Second,
factors
affecting
investment
technologies
weighted
using
spherical
DEMATEL.
Finally,
for
ranked
ARAS
method.
This
study’s
contribution
its
creation
integrating
methodology
with
theory.
In
process,
an
approach.
It
concluded
cost-effectiveness
prioritized
development
Technological
competence
another
aspect
should
process.
However,
include
risk
management
flexible
financing.
Geological Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
ABSTRACT
China
is
committed
to
carbon
neutral
by
2060
reduce
its
footprint
zero.
This
research
investigates
the
challenges
surrounding
adoption
of
digitalisation
in
energy
sector
and
proposes
policy
plans
overcome
them
achieve
sustainability
goals.
study
utilised
fuzzy
Analytical
Hierarchy
Process
(AHP)
method
assess
key
sub‐challenges.
Next,
Technique
for
Order
Preference
Similarity
Ideal
Solution
(TOPSIS)
used
rank
digital
transformation
toward
neutrality
China.
The
result
AHP
identified
that
financial
constraints
(DES1)
most
crucial
challenge
hindering
efforts
with
a
weight
0.172,
followed
operational
management
barriers
(DES8)
0.156,
regulatory
(DES2)
0.144.
findings
TOPSIS
revealed
enhancing
viability
investment
(PP2)
has
obtained
first
plan
score
0.065,
following
fostering
support
development
(PP3)
0.063
building
public
trust
engagement
(PP10)
0.060.
These
play
role
addressing
associated
adopting
China's
sector,
more
efficient,
sustainable
resilient
transition.
Urban Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(3), P. 72 - 72
Published: March 5, 2025
Many
countries
across
the
Global
South
strive
to
align
their
urban
development
with
sustainability
goals.
Consequently,
notion
of
smart
sustainable
cities
has
emerged,
integrating
ideas
and
sustainability.
The
region
faces
diverse
challenges,
including
rapid
population
growth
financial
constraints.
Infrastructural
deficiencies,
especially
in
digital
infrastructure
AI
adoption,
add
these
challenges.
Therefore,
exploring
technologies
is
essential
for
developing
smart,
South.
This
paper
examined
both
potential
barriers
AI.
It
also
explored
policy
implications
proposes
a
framework
cities.
A
qualitative
methodological
approach
used,
systematic
literature
review
case
studies.
study
demonstrates
how
various
challenges
can
be
addressed
AI,
alongside
adoption.
conceptual
three
key
pillars:
adopting
as
pivotal
element,
overcoming
barriers,
identifying
application
areas
transform
into
Moreover,
discusses
suggests
future
directions
research.
Social Responsibility Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 22, 2025
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
impact
of
green
finance,
economic
growth
(EG),
innovation
and
energy
intensity
on
carbon
emissions
in
India.
Due
severe
climate
conditions,
environmental
protection
has
become
a
major
concern
worldwide
which
needs
attention
policymakers
researchers.
Design/methodology/approach
present
uses
India’s
time
series
data
from
2000
2020.
Auto
regressive
distributed
lags
cross-sectional
autoregressive
lag
(ARDL)-bound
testing
technique
is
used
association
between
key
variables
emissions.
The
Granger
causality
test
also
applied
both-sided
link
variables.
Findings
ARDL-bound
confirms
long-run
relationship
selected
empirical
result
this
reveals
that
finance
enhance
quality
through
reduction
as
both
show
significant
negative
long
run.
However,
EG
higher
contribute
degradation
positive
showed
unidirectional
emission
emission,
bidirectional
finance.
Originality/value
study’s
results
imply
exists
Green
can
facilitate
sustainable
India
by
reducing
Based
findings
provides
recommendations
industrial
sectors.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Abstract
The
integration
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
systems
into
the
energy
sector
has
potential
to
foster
environmental
sustainability
and
mitigate
impacts
climate
change.
This
article
provides
a
comprehensive
exploration
regulatory
governance
issues
arising
from
use
AI
within
sector,
with
particular
focus
on
sustainability.
It
an
overview
applications
deployed
by
companies
that
contribute
sustainability,
especially
in
reducing
greenhouse
gas
emissions
transitioning
toward
low
carbon
electricity
production,
such
as
optimization
production
renewable
sources
energy,
predictive
maintenance,
smart-grid
technologies.
presents
legal
challenges
these
raise
terms
cybersecurity,
safety,
privacy,
or
other
issues,
compliance
EU’s
Act.
Understanding
risks
is
key
ensuring
deploy
responsibly.
argues
are
best
position
drive
sustainable
innovation,
they
front
line
fight
against
change,
familiar
industries’
can
power
their
systems,
even
though
deployment
at
scale
requires
large
amount
computing
resources,
water,
materials
order
function.
By
adopting
sustainable-by-design
approach,
would
not
only
advance
objectives
but
also
own
footprint
well
many
industries
produce,
therefore
exemplifying
possible
synergy
between
“green”
“digital”
transitions.