ON THE ISSUE OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE ENERGY SECTOR ABROAD
Keywords:
digital transformation, energy sector, energy efficiency, digital technologies, big data management, sustainable development.Abstract
This study focuses on the digital transformation of the energy sector of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In particular, key aspects of the implementation of digital technologies in the energy sector are examined, including their impact on production efficiency, cost reduction, and sustainable development. Challenges associated with the integration of digital solutions include big data management, cybersecurity, and infrastructure modernization. Special attention is paid to the role of digital technologies in improving energy efficiency and achieving climate goals. The study concludes that a strategic approach to the digitalization of the energy sector is essential.
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