Authors :
Nirma Kumari Sharma; Joel Joseph Ghibi
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
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Abstract :
The Energy sector all over the world is faced
with the challenges on how to control wastages to its
minimal bearing point with a view to optimize its
consumption. The generation is capital intensive and the
demand by the consumers is very high and the global
world cannot wait to have a carbon free zone. Hence, the
need for a greener and clean energy without leakages or
wastages by the consumers
The research work is focusing on the role of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IOT)
for energy optimization in Nigeria, a country where the
demand for energy is far higher than its supply in both
government buildings, residential buildings as well as
market and business places.
The emergence of Internet of Things (IOT), smart
technologies and AI (artificial intelligence) has made it
possible to integrate renewable energy solutions together
with a view to meet up consumer’s demand and to create
a carbon free environments to improve Energy generation
without causing major harm to the environment as well
as reducing energy wastages by both the generating
company and the consumers in the Building Construction
Industry (BCI)
With our current nature of power supply, Artificial
Intelligence and Internet of Things are needed to
synchronize the conventional power source and other
backups sources like the fuel (diesel and PMS) generators
and solar for steady power supply and by extension,
steady work flow in the offices, residential buildings,
business shops and market places.
The Building Construction Industry in Nigeria has a
market size of about USD$105.8 billion in 2023 with an
annual expectancy growth projection of >3% for a
population of about 225.604 million people hence, the
urgent need for more energy generation and proper
optimization.
Finally, this paper will also look at some of the
challenges with AI and IOT technologies in building
structures as well as possible recommendations for a
better greener carbon free environment
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The Energy sector all over the world is faced
with the challenges on how to control wastages to its
minimal bearing point with a view to optimize its
consumption. The generation is capital intensive and the
demand by the consumers is very high and the global
world cannot wait to have a carbon free zone. Hence, the
need for a greener and clean energy without leakages or
wastages by the consumers
The research work is focusing on the role of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IOT)
for energy optimization in Nigeria, a country where the
demand for energy is far higher than its supply in both
government buildings, residential buildings as well as
market and business places.
The emergence of Internet of Things (IOT), smart
technologies and AI (artificial intelligence) has made it
possible to integrate renewable energy solutions together
with a view to meet up consumer’s demand and to create
a carbon free environments to improve Energy generation
without causing major harm to the environment as well
as reducing energy wastages by both the generating
company and the consumers in the Building Construction
Industry (BCI)
With our current nature of power supply, Artificial
Intelligence and Internet of Things are needed to
synchronize the conventional power source and other
backups sources like the fuel (diesel and PMS) generators
and solar for steady power supply and by extension,
steady work flow in the offices, residential buildings,
business shops and market places.
The Building Construction Industry in Nigeria has a
market size of about USD$105.8 billion in 2023 with an
annual expectancy growth projection of >3% for a
population of about 225.604 million people hence, the
urgent need for more energy generation and proper
optimization.
Finally, this paper will also look at some of the
challenges with AI and IOT technologies in building
structures as well as possible recommendations for a
better greener carbon free environment