毕马威在深圳发布《智能能源》报告，数能产业万亿级蓝海显现

Group 1 - The report by KPMG China highlights the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the energy sector, emphasizing its role in ensuring energy security and supporting green transformation [1] - Energy companies are encouraged to develop AI strategies driven by business objectives that align with their core competencies and create value [1][2] - The report surveyed 163 energy executives from eight countries, analyzing the current application of AI in the energy industry and providing insights for governments and enterprises [1] Group 2 - Many companies are implementing cost-cutting measures and utilizing AI to optimize operations, leading to increased efficiency and higher returns on investment [2] - The energy sector is expected to undergo significant changes by 2030, with AI, automation, decentralization, and decarbonization reshaping business operations [2] Group 3 - Despite the transformative potential of AI, the energy industry faces challenges such as poor data quality, employee resistance, ethical risks, and insufficient investment [3] - Over half of the surveyed energy companies reported issues with data quality due to inconsistent data formats, and many lack clear AI leadership [3] - Recommendations include establishing transparent governance frameworks, implementing strong risk management, and investing in data governance and IT infrastructure [3] Group 4 - Shenzhen is positioned as a leader in the energy digital transformation, aiming to create a new energy industry cluster by 2025, which will drive innovation and collaboration among small and medium enterprises [4] - The city is developing a "China solution" for the global energy revolution, with the potential for the digital energy industry to reach a trillion-level market [4] - The recently released "2025 Shenzhen Digital Energy White Paper" focuses on six key areas, aiming to establish Shenzhen as a global leader in energy management and innovation [4]