Weike Zhang
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Dr. Weike Zhang is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, energy economics, and sustainable urban development. His research fundamentally explores how AI technologies reshape energy consumption patterns, with a particular focus on China’s industrial and urban sectors. Dr. Zhang’s most influential work, “Is artificial intelligence a curse or a blessing for enterprise energy intensity? Evidence from China” (2024), has garnered 97 citations, providing critical empirical evidence that AI adoption can significantly reduce enterprise energy intensity—a finding with profound implications for climate policy and corporate strategy. Building on this, his 2025 study “Unleashing the power of artificial intelligence: A game changer for urban energy efficiency in China” (20 citations) extends the analysis to the city level, demonstrating AI’s transformative potential in optimizing urban energy systems. Together, these contributions establish Dr. Zhang as a pivotal voice in the debate on technology-driven sustainability, offering data-driven insights that challenge simplistic narratives about AI’s environmental impact. His work is essential reading for researchers and policymakers seeking to harness digital innovation for a low-carbon future.
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