China is actively integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into its energy system as part of a broader push towards clean energy. This AI implementation is not merely theoretical but is already evident in the day-to-day operations of energy production, distribution, and consumption.
A prime example of this application can be found in Chifeng, a city in northern China. Here, a factory produces hydrogen and ammonia, utilizing electricity generated entirely from renewable energy sources, showcasing AI's practical role in modern energy infrastructure.