Harnessing artificial intelligence for energy strategies: Advancing global economic policies and hydrogen production in the transition to a low-carbon economy

Abstract

The need for non-conventional energy forms is another factor that has been pointing to the need for Fortran's s-ports for new forms of energy and indeed transportable energy that carriers such as Hydrogen. This investigation employs artificial intelligence to promote international economic policies and hydrogen manufacturing, defining hydrogen export competitiveness globally from 1991 to 2024. An overall index constructed from twenty-one benchmarks in four areas: financial and economic viability, political and regulatory position, industrial experience, and resource availability and prospects were created and further tested with experts' interviews and questionnaires. AI specifically played a very important role in data analysis and the index in assigning the appropriate weights and providing the right evaluation. This paper reveals the countries that have a competitive hydrogen industry and gives policy suggestions for improving the generation and exportation productivity of Hydrogen. Through this integrated project development approach, it is intended to spark the hydrogen economy and renewable energy, including environmentally sustainable uses. As a result, by employing AI to develop the energy strategy, this research provides practical recommendations for creating a low-carbon economy, filling the existing gap in the issue of limited sustainable energy sources and contributing to the development of the global economy. The purpose is to provide specific guidance for the effective stimulation of the hydrogen market in the context of global changes in the renewable energy area and sustainable development.