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Energy and AI

An IEA report examining the relationship between AI, data-centre electricity demand, energy-system applications and policy choices.

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You will leave with: How infrastructure demand and potential energy-sector benefits are estimated under explicit scenarios and assumptions.
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Energy and AIHow infrastructure demand and potential energy-sector benefits are estimated under explicit scenarios and assumptions.

It supports a more evidence-based environmental discussion than isolated headlines about one model or query.
Policy, energy, sustainability and advanced AI-literacy audiences.
Use selected findings with scenario labels, time horizon and uncertainty; compare estimates with other sources before generalizing.

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How infrastructure demand and potential energy-sector benefits are estimated under explicit scenarios and assumptions.

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Why the resource is here and what to know before beginning.

Why selected

It supports a more evidence-based environmental discussion than isolated headlines about one model or query.

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Policy, energy, sustainability and advanced AI-literacy audiences.

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Comfort with energy units, projections and scenario-based reports.

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Use selected findings with scenario labels, time horizon and uncertainty; compare estimates with other sources before generalizing.

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English.

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The official report page is public; verify any conditions attached to downloads or data products.

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Report PDFs, charts, tables and interactive elements were not independently tested for accessibility.

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Intergovernmental energy-analysis perspective grounded in IEA modelling.

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Check IEA reuse terms before reproducing figures; cite the exact scenario, edition and access date.

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Connects AI demand with the wider energy system
Scenario framing exposes assumptions

Limitations

Forecasts are sensitive to hardware, utilization and policy changes
Global aggregates can hide local grid and water impacts

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