Abstract

Integrating technology with policy will, therefore be necessary in developing and promoting sustainable energy solutions. The paper discusses the intersection between emerging renewable energy technologies and their related policy frameworks. Specifically, it considers technological innovation regarding smart grids, AI-driven energy management, and energy storage systems on potential benefits for enhanced efficiency and lower environmental impacts. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the role of policy in promoting or hindering the adoption of these technologies, including regulatory rigidity, lack of support, and a lack of collaboration from stakeholders. Through qualitative analysis of case studies, interviews, and policy documents, this research identifies strategies to bridge the gap between technology and policy, emphasizing adaptive, forward-thinking policy frameworks that can accommodate rapid technological advancements. The research finds that full integration of technology and policy leads to an effective improvement in sustainability energy throughout the world. Consequently, emissions decline while equitable energy access improves. The paper suggests policy adaptation and stakeholder involvement for enhanced adjustment of technological innovation into the objectives of sustainable energy.