Understanding the role of Artificial Intelligence in Project

Management in the Renewable Energy Sector: A Systematic

Literature Review

Nusrat Jahan Tumpa

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction..............................................................................................................3

1.1 Background of the Study..................................................................................................3

1.2 Context of the Study.........................................................................................................4

1.3 Problem statement of the study........................................................................................5

1.4 Significance of the study..................................................................................................6

1.5 Research Questions of the study......................................................................................7

1.6 Aim of the study...............................................................................................................8

1.7 Objectives of the study.....................................................................................................8

1.7.1 Broad objective.........................................................................................................8

1.7.2 Specific objectives....................................................................................................8

1.8 Justification of the study..................................................................................................8

Chapter 2: Scope of the study..................................................................................................10

2.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................10

2.2 Artificial Intelligence (AI).............................................................................................10

2.3 Project Management.......................................................................................................11

2.4 Renewable Energy Sector..............................................................................................12

2.5 Advantage of AI usage on Renewable Energy projects on Global stage.......................13

2.6 Conclusion......................................................................................................................15

References................................................................................................................................17

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Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Background of the Study
The renewable energy sector has a significant growth in the recent years where the global
investment of $303.5 billion in 2020 according to BloombergNEF (BNEF) (Chase, 2022).
The global context that is of the renewable energy sector has been marked by a
transformative shift which is towards sustainable and low-carbon energy-based sources
(Ridmika and Thayaparan, 2021, Kar et al., 2022). According to International Renewable
Energy Agency (IRENA) the project size of renewable energy sector has increased 72% since
2010 (IRENA, 2020). Rising concerns about climate change, which is coupled with the
depletion of conventional fossil fuels is having spurred a worldwide transition to renewable
energy-based technologies (Dimitrantzou et al., 2020, Trofymenko et al., 2021). Nations
across the globe are increasingly acknowledging the immense need to diversify their energy
portfolios that is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to enhance energy security (Aguilar
et al., 2021).
Data from UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is showing that
the energy capacity of the UK was reached to 48 gigawatts (GW) by 2020 (GOV.UK, 2023).
This transition is evident that is in the significant growth of renewable energy capacity which
is with solar and wind energy that is leading the way (Camacho et al., 2024, Nikseresht et al.,
2022). Governments, also industries and communities worldwide are investing that is heavily
in renewable energy-based infrastructure which is driven by a collective commitment that is
to achieving international climate goals such as those have been outlined in the Paris
Agreement (Palomares et al., 2021, Di Vaio et al., 2020). The renewable energy sector that is
not only seen as a means to combat climate change but also that plays as a driver of economic
growth, also for job creation and for assuring technological innovation (Aguilar et al., 2021).
According to the data, the UK attracted £10.2 billion investment in the renewable energy
sector in 2020 (GOV.UK, 2023).
As various regions grapple that is with distinct energy landscapes, also with policy
frameworks and that is for socioeconomic considerations also for the global renewable
energy sector which manifests itself in diverse ways (Van and Quoc, 2021). From large-scale
solar farms in case of sun-rich regions to the offshore wind farms harnessing coastal based
winds which is the sector's dynamism reflects a convergence that is of environmental

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consciousness also for technological progress and for the economic imperatives (Di Vaio et
al., 2020, Nikseresht et al., 2022).
Against this backdrop based system, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the
renewable energy sector which introduces a new dimension to the industry's new evolution
(Kockum and Dacre, 2021). AI technologies hold the potential that is to optimize renewable
energy operations, which enhance grid management and facilitate more accurate forecasting
that is contributing to the sector's overall efficiency and the system of sustainability
(Palomares et al., 2021). This study seeks to delve into the specifics that is of AI's role in
project management which is within this globally dynamic context which is examining how
different regions are leveraging AI that is to address their unique challenges and also for the
opportunities in the pursuit of a cleaner and to assure more sustainable energy future
(Camacho et al., 2024).

1.2 Context of the Study

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is into the renewable energy sector is
situated within a global framework that has been shaped by several interrelated factors (Di
Vaio et al., 2020, Kar et al., 2022). This context encapsulates the intricate dynamics that is of
technological advancements which is evolving energy policies also for environmental
imperatives and for geographical diversity and for the economic considerations (Palomares et
al., 2021). The use of AI technology improves project planning in the UK by 20% while
improves scheduling accuracy by 15% (UKERC.AC.UK, 2023).
The ongoing advancements that is in renewable energy technologies which has been
characterized by improvements that is in solar and wind technologies which set the stage for
the sector's system of continual expansion (Aguilar et al., 2021). AI integration complements
these technological strides that is by optimizing operational processes also by enabling
predictive maintenance and by enhancing the accuracy of energy output in case of forecasting
(Dimitrantzou et al., 2020).
Governments worldwide are actively formulating and also trying for adjusting energy
policies that is to align with sustainability goals and also to reduce carbon emissions
(Nikseresht et al., 2022). This dynamic policy landscape which varies across nations that is
with some implementing ambitious renewable energy targets and also with the incentives. AI
applications in project management which can align with and support these policy dynamics
that is basically for aiding in compliance and also to assure efficient project implementation.

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The global emphasis is on mitigating climate change and also for reducing environmental
impact has heightened the level of importance of renewable energy sources (Camacho et al.,
2024). AI contributes to this imperative that is by enhancing the efficiency of renewable
energy projects also by optimizing resource utilization and by facilitating a smoother
transition that is to low-carbon energy systems (Nikseresht et al., 2022).
Geographical diversity which plays a crucial role that is as different regions face unique
challenges and also the opportunities in renewable energy adoption (Kar et al., 2022). Sun-
rich regions that may predominantly focus on solar energy while windy coastal areas that
prioritize wind energy. The geographical diversity that is in renewable resources necessitates
that is tailored approaches and AI in project management which can adapt to these variations,
also by optimizing project planning and execution (Van and Quoc, 2021).
Economic considerations those are fundamental to the success of renewable energy-based
projects (Aguilar et al., 2021). AI tools can aid in case of cost estimation also for risk
assessment and financial modelling which is for contributing to informed investment
decisions and sustainable project outcomes system (Di Vaio et al., 2020).
The techno-economic challenges those are associated with implementing and also for scaling
renewable energy projects are addressed through the AI's role in project management
(Dimitrantzou et al., 2020). This includes predictive analytics also by the real-time
monitoring and for adaptive decision-making which is for ensuring projects remain viable
and competitive in the evolving nature of energy landscape (Ridmika and Thayaparan, 2021).
Understanding the multifaceted context that is within which AI is integrated into project
management that is in the renewable energy sector which is essential for grasping the
nuanced implications and also for assuring opportunities presented by this transformative
intersection (Camacho et al., 2024) . This study seeks to explore these contextual dynamics
which is for providing insights that contribute to the ongoing global efforts that is toward a
more sustainable and technologically advanced system of energy future (Palomares et al.,
2021).

1.3 Problem statement of the study

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is into project management within the
renewable energy sector which faces significant knowledge gaps (Di Vaio et al., 2020). These
challenges include a lack of clarity which is regarding the extent of AI utilization in case of
the renewable energy domain which is for hindering a comprehensive understanding that is of
its practical applications and also for assuring the potential benefits (Kockum and Dacre,

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2021, Kar et al., 2022). Additionally, the precise nature that is of the relationship between AI
and also by the project management within the renewable energy sector which remains
undefined also for impeding the effective incorporation that is of AI tools into the project
management strategies (Trofymenko et al., 2021, Nikseresht et al., 2022).
Furthermore, the impact of AI that is on project management processes and also the outcomes
in the renewable energy sector is not well-established (Van and Quoc, 2021). There is a need
for a nuanced assessment that is to inform decision-making and also to understand how AI
influences various aspects that is of project planning and execution (Aguilar et al., 2021).
Moreover, challenges inherent in integrating AI that is into renewable energy project
management which have not been systematically explored (Di Vaio et al., 2020). Identifying
and understanding these challenges is crucial for developing strategies that is to overcome
obstacles and to ensure the successful implementation of AI which is in renewable energy
projects (Dong et al., 2022) .
Addressing these issues is vital that is for unlocking the full potential that is of AI in the
renewable energy sector (Di Vaio et al., 2020). This study that is through a systematic
literature review aims to shed light on the current state also on challenges and opportunities at
the intersection of AI and also for the identification of the project management within the
renewable energy-based sector. By doing so here, the research seeks to contribute valuable
insights that can guide on the effective and on the informed integration of AI technologies
which is in renewable energy projects.

1.4 Significance of the study (more specifications about project

management as profession for renewable energy and uses of AI)
The study carries here substantial significance as it addresses critical gaps and is here for
contributing valuable insights to the intersection that is of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and
project management which is within the renewable energy sector (Van and Quoc, 2021). This
significance is multifaceted and which extends to academic, also practical and on the societal
realms (Aguilar et al., 2021).
The research provides a foundation that is for informed decision-making among various
stakeholders which involved in renewable energy-based projects (Palomares et al., 2021).
Project managers, also policymakers, and also the industry professionals can benefit from a
deeper understanding of the implications and by understanding the advantages associated
with the integration of AI technologies (Di Vaio et al., 2020). By unravelling the complexities

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of this relationship it is easier for the decision-makers by which they can make more strategic
and informed choices (Nikseresht et al., 2022).
The researcher also provides critical conversation about the role of artificial intelligence
technology in project management for renewable energy sector. (t)
Also, the study aims to enhance project efficiency that is within the renewable energy sector.
Through a comprehensive examination that is of the interplay between AI and also by the
project management where the research seeks to identify strategies and best practices that can
significantly improve the overall level of operational efficiency of renewable system of
energy projects (Camacho et al., 2024, Nikseresht et al., 2022). This is particularly crucial in
achieving the renewable energy targets and for ensuring the successful implementation that is
of sustainable projects on a global scale (Kar et al., 2022).
From a technological standpoint, the research can contribute to ongoing discussions on
advancements within the renewable system energy sector (Di Vaio et al., 2020). By shedding
light on the applications and by determining the impact of AI, the study guides future
technological developments by fostering innovation in case of project management practices
(Kar et al., 2022). This technological guidance is vital or necessary for maintaining the
sector's competitiveness and for assuring relevance in the face of evolving challenges
(Dimitrantzou et al., 2020).
Moreover, the study aligns with the broader global agenda that is of promoting sustainable
energy practices. By exploring how AI can be effectively leveraged here, the research aids the
renewable energy sector that is in addressing environmental concerns and by analysing of
advancing sustainable energy practices (Nikseresht et al., 2022). The findings have the
potential in order to contribute significantly to achieving clean energy objectives that is on a
global scale (Kar et al., 2022).
Academically, the study is here for adding valuable insights to the existing body of
knowledge that is by systematically reviewing and also by synthesizing literature on the
integration of AI which is in renewable energy project management (Van and Quoc, 2021). It
serves as a foundational resource that is for future research and academic exploration in this
interdisciplinary field which is for contributing to the growing discourse which is on the
convergence of AI and over the renewable energy (Palomares et al., 2021, Yigitcanlar et al.,
2020).
Finally, the practical implications of the research is directed towards industry professionals
engaged in the renewable energy projects (Aguilar et al., 2021). By identifying challenges
and opportunities here, the study equips practitioners with knowledge that can enhance the
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successful integration of AI which is into project management practices for the purpose of
fostering more resilient and efficient renewable energy projects (Trofymenko et al., 2021).

1.5 Research Questions of the study

The research questions of this study are providing a structured framework aimed at exploring
key aspects related to the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is into project
management which is within the renewable energy sector.
Q1) What are the strength of project managers within the renewable energy sector
embracing artificial intelligence?
Q2) What is the benefit and opportunities of Artificial intelligence in project management
within renewable energy sector?
Q3) What is the barrier of Artificial intelligence in project management within renewable
energy sector??

1.6 Aim of the study

The aim of this systematic literature review is to critically examine and synthesize existing
research to understand the role of project managers within the renewable energy sector to
embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how AI is used in the renewable energy sector.

1.7 Objectives of the study

1.7.1 Broad objective
The overarching goal of this study is to comprehensively investigate the role and also to
determine the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) which is in the renewable energy sector
for focusing on its integration that is into project management processes.
1.7.2 Specific objectives
 To determine the strength of project managers within the renewable energy sector
embracing artificial intelligence
 To determine the benefit and opportunities of Artificial intelligence in project
management within renewable energy sector
 To determine the barrier of Artificial intelligence in project management within
renewable energy sector?

1.8 Justification of the study

The rationale that is behind conducting this study stems from the intersecting dynamics of the
two pivotal domains where first one is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and second one is the

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renewable energy sector (Ridmika and Thayaparan, 2021). The need to investigate the
intricate relationship that is between these spheres is grounded in several compelling reasons
those are multi-folded (Trofymenko et al., 2021).
Firstly, as the world increasingly pivots that is towards sustainable energy-based solutions,
for understanding the current landscape that is of AI adoption in the renewable energy sector
which is paramount (Van and Quoc, 2021). Delving into the extent of the AI usage offers
insights which is into how these technologies those are presently integrated also for providing
a foundation for optimizing their utilization within the broader context that is of sustainable
energy goals (Camacho et al., 2024).
Secondly, by exploring the relationship between AI and project management which is in the
renewable energy sector holds significance that is for refining operational practices (Di Vaio
et al., 2020). Unearthing how AI influences over the decision-making processes and by
operational aspects of projects is key to enhancing the efficiency of project management
based practices, which is ultimately contributing to the improved system version of project
outcomes (Palomares et al., 2021).
Moreover, this study seeks to inform strategic decision-making processes properly. Assessing
the impact of AI which is on project management outcomes which provides valuable insights
for project managers, also for policymakers and for the industry professionals (Kar et al.,
2022). This knowledge is instrumental that is in shaping strategic decisions which is for
ensuring the effective integration that is of AI technologies for better project planning and
also for the execution (Nikseresht et al., 2022).
Identifying challenges inherent in case of integrating AI into renewable energy project
management which represents another crucial facet (Kar et al., 2022). By recognizing and
also by understanding these challenges, the study aims to lay the groundwork that is for
developing strategies to overcome the obstacles (Trofymenko et al., 2021). This proactive
approach which is essential for ensuring the successful implementation that is of AI
technologies in case of renewable energy projects (Yigitcanlar et al., 2020).
Academically, the research is here for contribution to the existing body of knowledge by
systematically reviewing and also by synthesizing literature on the integration of AI which is
in renewable energy project management. Beyond academia, the study holds practical
implications properly (Palomares et al., 2021). As, the insights derived from this research can
serve as valuable guidance for industry professionals which is for offering practical
knowledge to enhance the successful implementation that is of AI technologies in renewable
energy project management practices or pattern (Van and Quoc, 2021).
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So, the justification for this study that lies in its potential to inform also for optimizing, and
for contributing to the dynamic landscape of sustainable energy practices (Di Vaio et al.,
2020, Nikseresht et al., 2022). By investigating the role of AI in renewable energy projects
here the study aims to provide nuanced insights that can guide strategic decision-making, also
to improve project management efficiency, and to contribute to the ongoing evolution of
sustainable practices that is within the renewable energy sector (Aguilar et al., 2021).

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Chapter 2: Scope of the study (explore more and be specific about
research qs )
2.1 Introduction
The convergence that is of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Renewable Energy marks a
transformative phase in case of sustainable technology (Kockum and Dacre, 2021). AI, a field
emulating human intelligence and the Renewable Energy Sector those are focusing on
naturally replenished sources and in together create synergies with potential global impacts in
positive manner (Hannan et al., 2021). This section delves into the definitions of AI also the
Project Management (PM) and the Renewable Energy Sector those are highlighting their
individual significance. Furthermore, it explores how AI's integration those are into PM
within the Renewable Energy Sector which amplifies efficiency also for the decision-making
and for the project outcomes on a global stage.

2.2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) (more details about AI discuss about group
of AI add application for info Applications of Artificial Intelligence in
Renewable Energy Systems papers I forward whats app)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a revolutionary field that started within computer
science dedicated to developing systems that actually is to emulate and augment human
intelligence (Abdalla et al., 2021). At its core, AI endeavors is to imbue machines with
capabilities that is typically associated with human cognition (Kraus et al., 2022). Key
attributes of AI encompass in different aspects such as learning, also problem-solving, and
decision-making, and the pattern recognition (Şerban and Lytras, 2020). In the realm of AI
here algorithms serve as the guiding principles those are for shaping system operations. These
algorithms is here for dictating how AI systems process information, also to learn from data,
and to execute tasks (Muhamad Adnan et al., 2023). An integral facet of AI which is its
capacity for learning, also that is a process facilitated through the exposure to diverse datasets
(Al-Othman et al., 2022). This learning can be supervised, also unsupervised, or reinforced
which is allowing AI systems to adapt and to improve their performance over time (Chae and
Goh, 2020). In essence, AI is a multifaceted discipline that leverages algorithms, also to
machine learning techniques, and to assure significant computational capabilities to automate
tasks, which solve complex problems and to contribute across diverse domains (Kar et al.,
2022). In the specific context of project management which is within the renewable energy

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sector, AI becomes a potent ally which is offering tools and capabilities to enhance decision-
making and to automate routine tasks and to the ultimately optimize project efficiency
(Muhamad Adnan et al., 2023).

Figure 1: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

2.3 Project Management

Project Management (PM) is a holistic discipline which is focused on the planning
coordination and supervision of activities in order to achieve specific objectives within
defined system of constraints’(Zhai et al., 2023, El Khatib et al., 2020). These constraints
encompass aspects like scope, also time, budget, and finally the quality (Abedin and Akhtar,
2010). The structured PM approach is here which involves initiation, planning, also the
execution, also the monitoring, and finally closing phases (El Khatib et al., 2022). Key
components include methodologies, also tools, and the leadership skills which is with project
managers acting as central figures (Zid et al., 2020). They use these elements that is to guide
projects successfully, which is for meeting stakeholder expectations (Marnada et al., 2022).
The PM life cycle comprises initiation, also where project purpose is defined, also the
planning that is where detailed plans are crafted, also execution, where plans are carried out
those are for monitoring and controlling in order to oversee progress and to implement
corrections, and for the closing to finalize activities and transition smoothly (Lucky et al.,
2014). Project managers apply diverse methodologies also (e.g., Agile also Waterfall) the
tools (e.g., Gantt charts also project management software) those are based on project nature
(Ciric et al., 2019, Dong et al., 2022). Leadership skills such as communication, also the risk
management and adaptability those are essential (Alwaly and Alawi, 2020). In the renewable
energy sector, Project Management plays a vital role that is in orchestrating development and
implementation. Project managers address sector-specific challenges, also by including

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environmental considerations, also by regulatory compliance, and that is by technological
integration which is for ensuring projects align with sustainability goals and also for the
assuring system of industry standards (Goh et al., 2014). Effective Project Management
within renewable energy which involves coordinating teams also for efficient resource
management and adherence to environmental regulations. Success relies on robust Project
Management that is to navigate sector complexities and to deliver viable, sustainable
solutions (Ciric et al., 2019).

Figure 2: Project Management

2.4 Renewable Energy Sector

The Renewable Energy Sector which stands as a beacon in the realm of energy generation,
that is centered on harnessing naturally replenished sources such as sunlight, wind, water, and
geothermal heat (Hannan et al., 2021). This sector assumes a pivotal role which is in our
collective effort to address pressing environmental concerns and to reduce the reliance on
finite, non-renewable resources (Hannan et al., 2021, Puri et al., 2019).
Within the Renewable Energy Sector, where a diverse array of technologies has emerged,
each contributing uniquely that is to the broader landscape of sustainable energy system
(Şerban and Lytras, 2020). Solar panels that is with their ability to capture and to convert
sunlight into electricity that is through photovoltaic cells which exemplify the sector's
commitment to innovation (Chen et al., 2021). Wind turbines also that is capitalizing on the
kinetic energy of wind to generate mechanical power transformed that is into electricity

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which represents another vital component (Ahmad et al., 2021). Hydropower plants in the
renewable energy sector is been driven by water force flows (Boza and Evgeniou, 2021). The
biomass facilities to use the organic materials for the agricultural products and producing
energy through the process (Al-Othman et al., 2022).
The importance of the renewable energy sector is that the things can’t be overstated and I can
serve as an influencer of excluding the dependencies on fossil fuels which is generating the
greenhouse gas emissions (He et al., 2022). Through this process, the sustainable energy
practices might be promoted and the new era of sustainable energy practices will be started
(Puri et al., 2019). However, the adoption of these practices will contribute to the green
energy usage and align the national and global activities as well as climate change system
(Boza and Evgeniou, 2021).
As nations those are around the world endeavor in order to diversify their energy portfolios,
the Renewable Energy Sector which takes center stage which is offering a viable and
sustainable alternative (Ahmad et al., 2021). Beyond its environmental benefits where this
sector plays a pivotal role in stimulating innovation also for the job creation and for the
economic growth (Al-Othman et al., 2022). The ongoing transition towards renewable energy
which sources reflects a collective commitment that is to building a more sustainable future
that is where economic prosperity and environmental stewardship actually coalesce (Puri et
al., 2019). In navigating the challenges that is of the modern energy landscape where the
Renewable Energy Sector stands as a testament to the ability to embrace innovation and also
to forge a path toward to a more sustainable and to the resilient world (Ahmad et al., 2021).

Figure 3: Renewable Energy Sector

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2.5 Advantage of AI usage on Renewable Energy projects on Global stage
(add more points explore rest two question answer)
The integration that is of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Project Management which is within
the Renewable Energy Sector which signifies a transformative shift that is where AI
technologies are harnessed in order to elevate the efficiency also to decision-making
processes and to the overall outcomes of renewable energy projects (Hannan et al., 2021).
This role is multifaceted which is encompassing automation also the resource optimization
where data-driven insights and it enhanced forecasting accuracy (Şerban and Lytras, 2020).
Artificial Intelligence plays a crucial role that is in automating routine tasks that would
otherwise be time-consuming that is for project managers (He et al., 2022). This includes data
analysis, also the documentation, and for other administrative processes and finally for
freeing up valuable time for strategic decision-making and also for the innovative problem-
solving (Al-Othman et al., 2022).
Optimizing resource allocation which is another key aspect of AI in Project Management
(Chen et al., 2021). AI algorithms which analyse data related to resource availability, also to
project timelines, and to the budget constraints to recommend optimal resource distribution
system (Al-Othman et al., 2022). This not only improves the utilization of resources but also
which contributes to cost-effectiveness and for the project efficiency (Puri et al., 2019).
The provision of data-driven insights which is a significant contribution of AI to Project
Management that is in the Renewable Energy Sector (Boza and Evgeniou, 2021). AI
algorithms can analyse vast amounts of project-related data that is to identify patterns, also to
understand trends and of correlations (Chen et al., 2021). This enables project managers that
is to make informed decisions and to anticipate potential challenges and to implement
proactive measures for understanding risk mitigation (Ahmad et al., 2021).
Additionally, AI enhances the level of accuracy of project forecasting (He et al., 2022). By
analysing historical project data and considering various factors such as weather patterns that
is for renewable energy projects, AI algorithms which can provide more precise predictions
that is regarding project timelines also for the energy production and for the potential
challenges (Al-Othman et al., 2022). This level of accuracy aids in case of better project
planning and for the management (Hannan et al., 2021).
On a global scale, the adoption of AI which is in project management within the renewable
energy sector which reflects a collective commitment that is to advancing sustainable energy
solutions (Boza and Evgeniou, 2021). Countries worldwide recognize the potential of that

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system of AI technologies to optimize renewable energy projects where it improves
operational processes and to address unique challenges associated with their specific
geographical and also to the regulatory contexts (Puri et al., 2019).
The global perspective which emphasizes the shared goal of accelerating the transition that is
to sustainable energy sources (Hannan et al., 2021). Nations leverage AI in project
management not only to meet their individual renewable energy targets but also that is to
contribute to broader international environmental goals (He et al., 2022, Al-Othman et al.,
2022). The collaborative exchange of best practices that is on a global scale further promotes
the effective utilization of AI which is for fostering innovation and advancements in case of
project management practices that is within the renewable energy sector (Şerban and Lytras,
2020).
In essence, the role of AI in Project Management that is within the Renewable Energy Sector
is a testament to the industry's commitment which is to harnessing cutting-edge technologies
for the sustainable energy production (Boza and Evgeniou, 2021, Ahmad et al., 2021).
Through global collaboration and for the integration of AI, the sector aims to not only meet
its immediate project management needs but also that contribute to a cleaner and more
efficient renewable energy in the landscape of worldwide (Chen et al., 2021).

Figure 4: Advantage of AI usage on Renewable Energy projects on Global stage

2.6 Conclusion
The symbiotic relationship which is between AI and Renewable Energy Project Management
unveils a promising future. As AI automates tasks also for optimizing resources and to

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provide data-driven insights, it becomes an indispensable ally that is in achieving sustainable
energy goals in this global system. The Renewable Energy Sector that is with its diverse
technologies which stands at the forefront of addressing environmental system of challenges.
The integration of AI propels this sector into a new era of efficiency and also for the
understanding of the innovation. The global perspective emphasizes on the collaborative
efforts to harness AI's potential that is for accelerating the transition to cleaner and to more
efficient energy solutions worldwide. In this dynamic intersection, the promise that is of a
greener and more sustainable is necessary to assure future beckons.

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