Harnessing Smart Energy Networks to Combat Climate Change

Abstract

One of the most urgent issues of the twenty-first century is climate change, which is mostly caused by greenhouse gas emissions from the energy industry. A promising strategy to reduce these emissions while facilitating more effective energy distribution and consumption is provided by smart energy networks, which integrate digital technology with energy infrastructure. With an emphasis on their ability to incorporate renewable energy sources like solar and wind, lower emissions, and support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this article investigates how smart energy networks can be used to combat climate change. By exploring the ideas, elements, difficulties, and possible advantages of smart energy systems, we hope to draw attention to their part in forming a sustainable energy future. In addition, we go over the economic and environmental effects of these technologies, as well as their potential contribution to the fight against climate change.