This report addresses the growing tension between AI’s transformative potential and its increasing energy consumption. It introduces the concept of “net-positive AI energy,” where the efficiency and sustainability gains enabled by AI outweigh its energy footprint. The framework is structured around three pillars: designing for efficiency, deploying AI for maximum impact and shaping demand responsibly. It also highlights the importance of governance, transparency and ecosystem collaboration to manage risks such as rising electricity demand and infrastructure strain. The report argues that AI can become a key enabler of decarbonization and energy optimization if deployed intentionally. The core message is that aligning AI development with energy transition goals is essential to ensure it str

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