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AI and blockchain are becoming key tools for optimizing the operation of power grids, monitoring equipment status, and integrating prosumers.

Each gigawatt of installed solar power capacity reduces CO2 emissions by approximately 1.5 million tons annually.

Each megawatt of installed capacity of solar power plants creates up to 8-10 jobs (including equipment manufacturing, design, installation, and maintenance).

Solar and wind power plants do not require fuel and are therefore not dependent on fluctuations in global oil or gas prices.

Distributed solar power generation ensures stable energy supply even during critical situations and destruction of central energy infrastructure.

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Sure, AI and new tech mean higher electricity demand, but the focus now is on meeting it with clean and nuclear power, not fossil fuels. The momentum toward a greener, more independent Europe is definitely real.

Yes, Europe’s already moving that way. The REPowerEU plan aims for a complete break from Russian gas, and EU gas use has already dropped about 20% since 2021. Renewables are growing fast, set to reach over 40% of total energy by 2030.